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Belch: Advertising and<br />

Promotion, Sixth Edition<br />

III. Analyzing the<br />

Communication Process<br />

8. What is meant by one-sided versus<br />

two-sided messages? Discuss<br />

some of the reasons marketers<br />

may or may not want to use a twosided<br />

message.<br />

9. Discuss the pros and cons of<br />

using a comparative advertising<br />

message. Find an example of a cur-<br />

6. Source, Message, and<br />

Channel Factors<br />

rent campaign where a marketer is<br />

using a comparative ad and evaluate<br />

the decision to do so.<br />

10. Evaluate the pros and cons of<br />

using humor as the basis for an<br />

advertising campaign. Find an<br />

example of an advertising campaign<br />

that supports your argu-<br />

© The McGraw−Hill<br />

Companies, 2003<br />

ments for and against the use of<br />

humor.<br />

11. What is meant by a qualitative<br />

media effect? Choose a specific<br />

magazine and discuss the nature<br />

of the media environment in that<br />

publication.<br />

191<br />

191<br />

Chapter Six Source, Message, and Channel Factors

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