The Impact of Program Environment on Recall of Humorous Television Commercials
Journal of AdvertisingPublished 1 June 1979
John H. Murphy, Isabella C. M. Cunningham, Gary B. Wilcox
Citations75
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score4.46
SNIP2.89
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Abstract This study investigated the possible effect of television program types on the recall performance of humorous television commercials. An experimental design was developed to test the relative performance of the same humorous and non-humorous ads in three different contextual environments—situation comedy, action/adventure, and documentary. The findings indicate that the recall performance of commercials and of the product or service promoted are both affected by the program environment within which the ads appear.
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