Comm 644 Exam 3 Flash Cards

 
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"disease mongering" -medicalizing something that is associated w/ everyday life
ex:) Adult ADD, Social Anxiety Disorder
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"me too drug" -new drugs that have the same chemical compositions of old ones. 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:31:08 GMT view revision history
Big Pharma -large conglomerate of pharmaceutical companies 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:31:08 GMT view revision history
Unintended Effects of PSA's -obfuscation - creation of confusing
-boomerang - opposite effect than
intended
-desensitization -
-culpability - reinforcement of the
belief that individuals
are responsible for
health problems
-opportunity cost - selection of
certain health
issues over others
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Public Communication Campaigns (PSA) - mediated messages disseminated to large audiences in homes/communities
*intent to inform/influence/persuade
*noncommerical benefit
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"Advertainments" - short stories that use sponsorship and relatively minimal product placement 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:11:53 GMT view revision history
Product Immersion -paid placement where product is an integral part of the story
ex: Junior Mints in Seinfeld
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Von Resotorff Effect -intended effect of product placement
-any technique that increases the novelty of particular products or leads them to be unexpected enhances the recall of those products
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Product Placement -paid product message aimed at influencing a movie or other media audience through the planned and unobtrusive entry of a branded product into the medium's content
ex: having a brand visible in a scene
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Direct Marketing Association (DMA) -internet self-regulatory association
-says what's appropriate and inappropriate in use of email
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Childrens' Online Privacy Protection Act - internet regulation act
- websites must obtain parental permission before obtaining any type of personal info from children under 13
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Keyword Marketing -online ad
-tactic that specifically involves the appearance of web sites on search engine results
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Home Page Takeover Ads -online ad
-employs animation that takes over entire web page
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Pop-Up
vs.
Pop-Under
-online ad
-display in a new browser until user interacts w/ them
vs.
-online ad
-display in a new browser underneath current browser
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Click Through Rates -a way of measuring the success of an online ad
- # ppl who clicked on it/# times delivered
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Skyscraper Ad - type of online banner ad
- long, skinny ad aligned on the right side of a pg
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Interstitial Ad -type of online banner ad
- appear during transition from one pg to another
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Banner Ads - type of online ad
- usually appears at the top of a web page
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greenwashing -other companies are seen as using socially related advertising messages merely to cover up for poor corporate practices overall. 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:45:01 GMT view revision history
Well Baby Appeal - appeal; talks about why the problem is improving or perhaps not a problem any more, then discusses the company's role in achieving that status 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:45:01 GMT view revision history
Sick Baby Appeal - appeal; focuses on the severity of the problem/issue. then the ad presents evidence of what the company plans to do to address the problem 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:45:01 GMT view revision history
Unintended Effects of Socially Responsible Advertising - Alienation of consumers - consumers think it's a gimmick
- Misleading consumers
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Intended Effects of Socially Responsible Advertising - consumers educated about issues
- message attention, comprehension increase
- message credibility increase
- improve corporate image
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3 Types of Socially Responsible Advertising 1) Social issues linked w/ specific products
ex: Folgers promotes music in schools
2) Social Issues linked w. Corporations
ex: Bennetton advertising featuring HIV awareness
3) Corporations Donations to Specific Issues
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Socially Responsible Marketing -an agreement between a nonprofit and a profit that promotes a social issue in connection w/ a product or company 1 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:15:36 GMT view revision history
Social Marketing - the process of using marketing techniques to persuade a consumer to adopt behaviors advocated by a social cause
ex:) TV ad encouraging people to recycle, sponsored by a plastic or glass manufacturer
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Types of Imagery Associated w/ Alcohol/Tobacco Ads - athletic activities
- alcohol - reward at the end of the day
- tobacco - connect smoking w/ beautiful, clean, tropical locations & healthy outdoor lifestyles
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Alcohol/Tobacco & Psychological Reactance -Warning Labels have adverse effects on younger people
- restricted content becomes more attractive
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Criticisms/Concerns of Tobacco/Alcohol Advertising -MSA not working
- children still advertised to
ex: Joe Camel
-College Students & Alcohol
- Inner City neighborhoods
- women - fastest growing group of smokers
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Master Settlement Agreement - states brought lawsuits to Big Tobacco for many issues:
-46 states received funding from Big Tobacco for prevention
- tobacco billboards were taken down
- tobacco couldn't be advertised towards people under age of 18
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2 Ways Alcohol Advertising is Regulated - FTC - regulates alcohol ads if it's deceptive or unfair
- BATF - regulates alcohol labeling/ads if they're deceptive or misleading
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3 Ways Tobacco Advertising is Regulated - Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (BATF) - taxation
- FCC - regulates electronic media
- FTC - regulates print advertising; mandates health warnings
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Content Restrictions - certain types of images are prohibited in messages for controversial products 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 16:05:21 GMT view revision history
4 Strategies Advertisers Use to Counteract Problematic Messages 1) Temperance/Moderation messages
2) Warning Labels
3) Content Restrictions
4) Tax Issues
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Temperance/Moderation Messages -informational messages used by advertisers that promotes education and moderation in the use of a controversial product 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 16:05:21 GMT view revision history
Tension Between advertising & 1st Amendment -right to "free speech"
-right to ban product doesn't eliminate the right to ban speech about the product
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Company Philosophy -controversial product
- companies that produce in 3rd world countries have questionable labor practices
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Rite of Passage Products - controversial product
- means of initiation into adult world
ex: cigarettes, alcohol, gambling
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4 Types of Controversial Products Advertised 1) Rite of Passage products
2) Sexually oriented products
3) Products that make blatantly excessive promises
4) Company Philosophy
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4) Unintended Effects of DTC Drug Advertising 1) incomplete info
2) information overload
3) costs of prescription drugs increase
4) challenge to physicians authority
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3 Intended Effects of DTC Drug Advertising 1) Consumers learn info about health care
2) Trust in medications
3) increases awareness about diseases
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Brand Advertising - type of drug advertising
- messages that contain a brand name as well as product specific info about the drug
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Reminder Advertising - type of drug advertising
- contains a brand name but does not make any claims about the product or mention what the drug is used for
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Health-Seeking Advertising (regulations) -info on specific condition but does not mention a branded product, can include the pharmaceutical manufacturer 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:43:19 GMT view revision history
3 Categories of DTC Advertising 1) health seeking advertising
2) reminder advertising
3) brand advertising
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Major Statement (Drug Advertising) -a brief summary, in drug advertising, containing a drug's major risks and contraindications/side-effects
- set in 1999
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Ways Drug Advertising has changed over the years -until 1981 - advertising directed at physicians 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:43:19 GMT view revision history
DTC Direct to Consumer Advertising 0 johnwp06 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 15:35:12 GMT view revision history
3 Ways TV Contributes to Obesity 1) displacement of more active pursuits
2) increased energy intake
3) decreased energy expenditure
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Ways that advertising is used in schools - buses
- gyms
- athletic teams
- cafeteria tray liners
- Vending Machines
- Channel One
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6-8 year olds -Age group that is unable to understand advertising intent
-accept ad claims to be true
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