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Two recent papers in the JAR (Blair and Rabuck, 1998 and Scott and Solomon, 1998) reach seemingly very different conclusions regarding advertising wearout. An analysis of the two papers reconciles the conclusions by showing that the two papers focus on different units of analysis, single executions versus advertising campaigns, and different measures (a choice-based measure of persuasiveness versus verbal measures of memory and attitude). Other differences in the foci of the two papers are also discussed and some general conclusions about advertising wearout offered.
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Papers that cite the same references — the relational fallback while embeddings are still backfilling.
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