Recall of "Thinking" Ads Is Higher Than That for "Feeling

question 19

True/False

Recall of "thinking" ads is higher than that for "feeling" ads because conventional measures of advertising effectiveness (such as "day-after-recall tests") are oriented toward cognitive responses and do not adequately assess the cumulative effects of emotional ads.

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