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Abstract Several previous reviews of Aad have noted that progress in understanding advertising's effects is hampered by the lack of a shared view of attitude structure. This study builds upon those reviews by focusing on two additional problems: measure standardization and justification. Examination of a decade-and-a-half's worth of research found 75 multi-item measures of Aad involving 53 different semantic differentials. A cluster analysis indicated that while three different groups of scales could be identified there was a low amount of standardization within clusters. Further, it was rare for authors to provide justification for their scales. Practical recommendations are provided about how these shortcomings can be addressed.
Gordon C. Bruner (Sun,) studied this question.
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