The document discusses models of communication effects including the domino model of communication effects which outlines how communication can influence audience attitudes and behaviors. It also discusses how values and attitudes can influence the effects of communication and references response hierarchy models that outline stages of consumer decision making. Finally, it notes that models of communication effects may differ across cultures, giving examples of how the learn-feel-do model varies in other countries compared to Western cultures.
1 of 6
Download to read offline
More Related Content
Effect on target audience
1. Who Says What
In Which
Channel To
Whom With
What Effect
Effect on Target Audience
CommunicationKnowledgeCenter@Outlook.com
6. Domino in other cultures
(De Mooij 1998, p171)
Learn-feel-do is mainly applicable to products
of high involvement: decision process is
highly rational.
low involvement products: learn-do-feel:
consumer forms his attitude after using.
Japanese: feel-do-learn => Consumer feels
the urge to buy, afterwards he learns about
the product. Advertising is based on building
trust, relation between company & consumer
(therefore: rarely any consumer brands,
mainly corporate brands in Japan).
CommunicationKnowledgeCenter