Sex, spies and celluloid: Movie content preference, choice, and involvement

This study empirically tests the congruity between movie‐content preference and choice on television, video, and at the cinema; and the impact of consumer involvement on this relationship. The results support the need to treat preference and choice differentially. Media type added little in way of e...

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Published in:Psychology & marketing 2002-05, Vol.19 (5), p.427-445
Main Authors: Garlin, Francine V., McGuiggan, Robyn L.
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