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Q1 – Q3
Peterson, R. A., Wilson, W. R., and Brown, S. P. (1992). Effects of advertised
customer satisfaction claims on consumer attitudes and purchase intention. Journal of
Advertising Research. 32. 2. 34 – 40.
IN:-
Bruner II., G. C. and Hensel, P. J. (1996). Marketing Scales Handbook. Vol. 11.
AMA. Chicago, USA.
pg. 830 – 831.
Q4 – Q5
Simard, L.; Taylor, D. M.; and Giles, H. (1976). Attribution processes and
interpersonal accommodation in a bilingual setting. Language and Speech. 19. 374 –
387.
The item scores are summed and then divided by 5, to form an average score of
attitude towards the company in the ad.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
Q1 – Q6
(Henthorne, LaTour, Nataraajan, 1993)
Henthorne, T. L., LaTour, M. S., and Nataraajan, R. (1993). Fear appeals in print
advertising: An analysis of arousal and ad response. Journal of Advertising. 22. 2. 59
– 69.
IN:-
Bruner II., G. C. and Hensel, P. J. (1996). Marketing Scales Handbook. Vol. 11.
AMA. Chicago, USA.
pg. 777 - 778.
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
High scores on the scale indicated that respondents have a strong and directly related
brand choice.
Biehal, G., Stephens, D., and Curlo, E. (1992). Attitude towards the ad and brand
choice. Journal of Advertising. 22. 3. 19 – 36.
Gardner, M. P. (1985). Does attitude to the ad affect brand attitude under a brand
evaluation set? Journal of Marketing Research. 22. (May). 192 – 198.
IN:-
Bruner II., G. C. and Hensel, P. J. (1996). Marketing Scales Handbook. Vol. 11.
AMA. Chicago, USA.
Pg. 828 - 829
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
The item scores are summed and then divided by 4, to form an average score of
attitude towards the brand in the ad.
Brand preference
Costley, C. L. and Brucks, M. (1992). Selective Recall and information use in
consumer preferences. Journal of Consumer Research. 18. (March). 464 – 474.
Good brand
Like the brand
Would buy the brand
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High scores on the scale indicated that respondents view the product as being good if
not better than competing brands.
IN:-
Bruner II., G. C. and Hensel, P. J. (1996). Marketing Scales Handbook. Vol. 11.
AMA. Chicago, USA.
Pg. 77 - 78
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
The item scores are summed and then divided by 7, to form an average score of
attitude towards the product.
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Ernest:
Thanks for writing. I think the scale will work well in the study.
The corporate credibility scale has eight items and two dimensions; expertise and
trust. The scale can be combined to get an overall credibility rating and can be used
as two independent parts of corporate credibility. The scale is as follows:
Expertise:
Trust:
5. The Start Products Company is honest.
6. The Start Products Company makes truthful claims.
7. I trust the Start Products Company.
8. I do not believe what the Start Products Company tells me.
The measure uses a seven point Likert-scale anchored by strongly disagree, strongly
agree
Strongly Strongly
Disagree Agree
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Also, you might want to check our paper in Journal of Advertising that used this scale
to look at CC's effect on a number of other ad-related variables. Journal of
Advertising (2000), Fall 29(3), 43-54.
Corporate image
Please circle the number that best describes your perception of One Cal Sdn Bhd
on each of the attributes listed below, where 1 = extremely negative to 7 =
extremely positive. Please place an ‘X’ if you don’t know.
Statement Level of
perception
(1 = extremely
negative to 7 =
extremely
positive, ‘X’ if
don’t know.
Emotions
Touchstone, E. E., Homer, P. M., and Koslow, S. (1999). Spanish language billboard
advertising in the US: Are there effects on Anglos? In Writing Business Genres,
Media and Discourses. Bargiela-Chiappini, F. and Nickerson, C. (Eds.). Pearson
Education Limited: Essex, UK. 257 – 272.
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7
= strongly
agree.)
Emotions:
Alienation 1-2
Anger 3-4
Racism 5-6
Target of the ad 7-9
Threat 10 – 12
The item scores are summed and then divided by the number of questions, to form an
average score of each emotion.
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The item scores are summed and then divided by 4, to form an average score of PDI.
PDI is defined as the extent of interest and concern that a consumer brings to bear
upon a purchase decision task. PDI is analogous to situational involvement and has
the purchase decision task as its goal object, and is considered a mindset, not a
response behavior.
Statement Rating
In selecting from many types and brands of soft drinks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
available in the market, would you care as to which one you
bought? Where 1 = I would not care at all as to which one I
buy to 7 = I would care a great deal as to which one I buy.
Do you think that the various types and brands of soft drinks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
available in the market are all very alike or are all very
different? Where 1 = They are all alike to 7 = They are all
different.
How important would it be to you to make a right choice of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
soft drinks? Where 1 = Not at all important to 7 = Extremely
important.
In making your selection of soft drinks, how concerned 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
would you be about the outcome of your choice? Where 1 =
Not at all concerned to 7 = Very much concerned.
Purchase Intention
1. Purchase Intention
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
IN:-
Bruner II., G. C. and Hensel, P. J. (1996). Marketing Scales Handbook. Vol. 11.
AMA. Chicago, USA.
pg. 801 – 802.
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
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Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)
The item scores are summed and then divided by 3, to form an average score of PI
(Offensive ad).
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Rapport
Crook and Booth (1997) created a scale from three different measures; quality of
relationship (Gfeller et al, 1987); measure of perceived trust (Wheeless and Grotz,
1977); and measure of attraction (McCroskey and McCain, 1974).
The item scores are summed and then divided by 14, to form an average score of
Rapport.
Please write the appropriate number that indicates your level of agreement with
each statement, for the advertisement shown, where 1 = strongly disagree to 7 =
strongly agree.
Statement Level of
agreement
(1 = strongly
disagree to 7 =
strongly
agree.)