The relationships of prior knowledge and involvement to advertising recall and evaluation
International Journal of Research in MarketingPublished 1 May 1992
Chike Okechuku
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This study proposes that advertising recall is more a function of the level of prior knowledge than of the level of intrinsic involvement with the product category. On the other hand, advertising evaluation is more a function of intrinsic involvement than of prior knowledge. The results provide evidence in support of these propositions.
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