Developing a Pool of Ideas About Advertising Effects

Reviews the book, Information Processing Research in Advertising by Richard Jackson Harris (Ed.) (1983). The book focuses on the information-processing literature of human experimental psychology, often that for which memory is the principal dependent variable. The book is divided into two loosely r...

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Published in:Contemporary psychology 1984-07, Vol.29 (7), p.574-574
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