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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.12.2005.tde-12042023-091835
Document
Author
Full name
Marcos Praxedes da Silva
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Mazzon, Jose Afonso (President)
Baptistella Filho, Humberto
Nogueira, Antonio Roberto Ramos
Title in Portuguese
Estudo da associação entre técnicas de aprendizagem e índices de recall de comerciais de televisão
Keywords in Portuguese
Comportamento do consumidor
Marketing
Propaganda
Abstract in Portuguese
Este estudo tem como objetivo identificar a presença de diferentes teorias de aprendizagem em propagandas que foram transmitidas em canais de televisão e que foram lembradas pelas pessoas que foram previamente expostas às peças publicitárias. Em última instância, o estudo identifica a relação entre as teorias de aprendizagem e os níveis de recall. As propagandas foram escolhidas de acordo com um ranking que é publicado mensalmente pelo jornal Meio & Mensagem. Com base em uma lista de 16 técnicas reconhecidas pela sua influência sobre a aprendizagem, um conjunto de 176 peças publicitárias foi avaliado quanto a presença ou não dessas técnicas de aprendizagem. Quanto aos resultados, notou-se alguns padrões de técnicas de aprendizagem presentes nas peças publicitárias veiculadas e analisou-se seu relacionamento com a lembrança das mesmas pelos consumidores. De forma especifica, identificaram-se clusters que estavam relacionadas a algumas dessas técnicas. Outro resultado relevante foi a identificação de seis técnicas de aprendizagem que se mostraram estatisticamente significativas quanto à explicação de variações nos índices de recall. Esses resultados confirmam a hipótese de que a utilização de determinadas técnicas de aprendizagem está associada a diferentes níveis de índice de recall de comerciais de televisão.
Title in English
Study of the association between learning techniques and recall rates of television commercials
Keywords in English
Advertising
Consumer behavior
Marketing
Abstract in English
This study aims at identifying the presence of different learning theories in advertising pieces that were broadcasted on TV channels and were recalled by people who had previously been exposed to them. Ultimately, the study identifies the relationship between learning theories and levels of recaiI. The pieces of advertising were chosen according to a ranking that is issued on monthly basis by a specialized newspaper called Meio & Mensagem. Based on a list of 16 techniques that are renowned by their influence on learning, a set of 176 advertising pieces was assessed regarding the presence or not of such learning techniques. As far as the results are concerned, it was noticed some pattems in terms of learning techniques in the analyzed ads. Furthermore, their relationship with recall levels amongst audience was studied. Specificaily speaking, clusters that were related to some learning techniques were identified. Another relevant result is the identification of six learning techniques that were statistically meaningful regarding the recall index variation. The results also corroborate the hypothesis of this study. that is, the use of determined learning techniques is associated with different levels of recall of television advertisements.
 
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2023-04-12
 
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