Experimental design examines media preferences in U.S. Hispanics, revealing ethnicity impacts family-oriented commercial appeal.
This study focuses on the impact of ethnic identification on media preferences among U. S. Hispanics, specifically Mexican Americans. Reactions to various television commercials are explored using a 2x2 experimental design. Self-identification is used to categorize respondents as non-Hispanic, strongly identifying Hispanics and those who weakly identify with their ethnic group. Advertisements portraying a family and commercials featuring a Hispanic actor were preferred, with significant differences based on strength of ethnicity.
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