Towards a Praxiology of Advertising

Abstract

This article argues for the need to abandon traditional models of advertising effect, if a theory is to be developed which is capable of fitting the observable reality that people use advertisements deliberately rather than being used by them. Using information processing theory as the best available organizing principle, it proposes a number of candidate elements of a future, fully grounded theory of advertising effect.

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