A study on difference in effect of each gender between help-self and
help-others appeals of charity advertisement
Lee, Se Na
Major in Advertising and Public Relations Graduate School of Mass Communications
Chung-Ang University
Lee, Sang Bin, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Chonbuk National
University
Lyi, DeRyong, Ph.D. Professor of Advertising and Public Relations
Chung-Ang University
In this study, the difference of the reaction in each gender between the help-self
charity
advertisement and the help-others charity Advertisement was researched,
and based upon the
results of the previous studies of the related learning fields, the purpose
of this thesis is to
examine what kind of difference the appeals and gender in the advertisement
effect.
Therefore, in order to investigate the effect of the advertisement according to the
appeals, after establishing the research issue whether there is a difference of the
advertisement effect according to the gender and the appeals of the advertisement,
as the advertisement effect which is the dependent variable the attitude toward
the advertisement, the preference to the advertisement draft, and the preference
to the advertisement were estimated, and as the independent variable the appeals
of the advertisement(help-self/ help-others) and the sex(male /
female) were classified. The experimental subject group were 120 male and female university
student who are now in universities in Seoul and Kyung-ki province, the research was
performed after the convenience selection. Additionally, the charity
organization which was utilized in the experiment was selected as UNICEF.
The result of this
study showed that the women evaluated more favorably the advertisement of the
protective value which means the altruistic(help-others) motives and the appealing
to the emotion, whereas the men evaluated more favorably the advertisement which emphasizes
the their own benefit that is the egoistic(help-self) appeals and the useful attitude function.
Besides, the meaningful effect according to the biological sex was not shown
in any dependent variable, and there was a difference only between the appeals.
Namely, the help-others appeals is
meaningfully prefered to in the evaluation of the preference to the
advertisement draft and the advertisement itself rather than the help-self appeals.
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