Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals
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Resumo: | Due to limited capacity of cognitive resources and to the saturation context of stimuli, becomes probably that a lot of available stimulus in the ambient dont be actively processed, in a conscious manner, but yes unconsciously, at the preattentive level. Despite of the importance of preattentive processing, are few the studies that address and discuss its implications and function on stimuli reception. In the light of the above, the study has with aim to compare the preattentive and attentive processing in terms of advertiser brand registry, testing, for that, the implicit and explicit memory of individuals and their brand valuation. Methodologically, the study proceeded, initially, to the bibliographic survey, focusing on the follow conceptual bases: the attention process under a complex perspective, subdivided into preattention and attention, and the information registry in light of the processing level. Supported by the bibliographic survey, the study adopted the hypothetical-deduvito method, with the development of a experiment 2 (preattention x attention) x 2 (magazine show in slide x impress).As contribution, the study support the traced hypotheses: large incidence of explicit memory of advertiser brands in attentive processing; implicit memory found in both processing; brand valuation effects higher when the preattentive processing happened, instead of when did attentive processing. The results find reinforce the theory about the registry differences according with the attention used on processing, highlighting, yet, the superiority of impress media and preattentive processing in the individual influence capacity. |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by IndividualsProcessamento de Marcas Pré-Atentivo versus Atentivo: Um Teste das Diferenças no Registro dos Estímulos pelos Indivíduosbrand processing; process of attention; pre-attention; information registry.processamento de marcas; processo da atenção; pré-atenção; registro das informaçõesDue to limited capacity of cognitive resources and to the saturation context of stimuli, becomes probably that a lot of available stimulus in the ambient dont be actively processed, in a conscious manner, but yes unconsciously, at the preattentive level. Despite of the importance of preattentive processing, are few the studies that address and discuss its implications and function on stimuli reception. In the light of the above, the study has with aim to compare the preattentive and attentive processing in terms of advertiser brand registry, testing, for that, the implicit and explicit memory of individuals and their brand valuation. Methodologically, the study proceeded, initially, to the bibliographic survey, focusing on the follow conceptual bases: the attention process under a complex perspective, subdivided into preattention and attention, and the information registry in light of the processing level. Supported by the bibliographic survey, the study adopted the hypothetical-deduvito method, with the development of a experiment 2 (preattention x attention) x 2 (magazine show in slide x impress).As contribution, the study support the traced hypotheses: large incidence of explicit memory of advertiser brands in attentive processing; implicit memory found in both processing; brand valuation effects higher when the preattentive processing happened, instead of when did attentive processing. The results find reinforce the theory about the registry differences according with the attention used on processing, highlighting, yet, the superiority of impress media and preattentive processing in the individual influence capacity. Devido capacidade limitada dos recursos cognitivos e ao contexto de saturao de estmulos, torna-se provvel que muitos dos estmulos disponveis no ambiente no sejam processados ativamente, de forma consciente, mas sim inconscientemente, ao nvel pr-atentivo. Apesar da importncia do processamento pr-atentivo, so poucos os estudos que abordam e discutem suas implicaes e seu papel na recepo de estmulos. luz do exposto, o artigo tem como objetivo comparar o processamento pr-atentivo e o atentivo em termos de registro de marcas anunciantes de uma revista, testando, para isso, as memrias implcita e explcita dos indivduos e sua valorao de marcas. Metodologicamente, procedeu-se, inicialmente, a uma reviso da literatura, focando as seguintes bases conceituais: processo da ateno como constructo complexo, subdividido em pr-ateno e ateno; e o registro das informaes luz do nvel de processamento empregado. Tendo por suporte a reviso da literatura, empregou-se o mtodo hipottico-dedutivo, por meio de um experimento 2 (pr-ateno x ateno) x 2 (revista exibida em slide x impressa). Como contribuio, tem-se a confirmao das hipteses traadas: maior incidncia de memria explcita observada no processamento atentivo; memria implcita detectada em ambos os processamentos; e efeitos na valorao de marca mais fortes quando houve o processamento pr-atentivo, em detrimento do processamento foi atentivo. Os resultados reforam a teoria acerca das diferenas entre os registros das informaes de acordo com a ateno empregada no processamento, ressaltando, ainda, asuperioridade do meio impresso e do processamento pr-atentivo na capacidade de influncia dos indivduos.DOI: 10.5585/remark.v12i4.2626Universidade Nove de Julho - Uninove2013-12-27info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionAvaliado por ParesPeer-reviewed Articleapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/article/view/1249610.5585/remark.v12i4.2626ReMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketing; v. 12, n. 4 (2013): Outubro - Dezembro; 01-262177-5184reponame:REMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketinginstname:Universidade Nove de Julho (UNINOVE)instacron:RBMporhttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/article/view/12496/6052Direitos autorais 2019 Revista Brasileira de Marketing – Remarkinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAndreoli, Tais PasquottoVeloso, Andres RodriguezBatista, Leandro Leonardo2019-02-27T02:43:57Zoai:https://periodicos.uninove.br:article/12496Revistahttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remarkPRIhttps://periodicos.uninove.br/remark/oaiclaudiaraac@uol.com.br || admin@revistabrasileiramarketing.org || admin@revistabrasileiramarketing.org2177-51842177-5184opendoar:2019-02-27T02:43:57REMark - Revista Brasileira de Marketing - Universidade Nove de Julho (UNINOVE)false |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals Processamento de Marcas Pré-Atentivo versus Atentivo: Um Teste das Diferenças no Registro dos Estímulos pelos Indivíduos |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals Andreoli, Tais Pasquotto brand processing; process of attention; pre-attention; information registry. processamento de marcas; processo da atenção; pré-atenção; registro das informações |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
title_full |
Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
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Pre-Processing of Brands Versus Attentional: A Test of the Differences in the Registry of Stimulus by Individuals |
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Andreoli, Tais Pasquotto |
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Andreoli, Tais Pasquotto Veloso, Andres Rodriguez Batista, Leandro Leonardo |
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Veloso, Andres Rodriguez Batista, Leandro Leonardo |
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Andreoli, Tais Pasquotto Veloso, Andres Rodriguez Batista, Leandro Leonardo |
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brand processing; process of attention; pre-attention; information registry. processamento de marcas; processo da atenção; pré-atenção; registro das informações |
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brand processing; process of attention; pre-attention; information registry. processamento de marcas; processo da atenção; pré-atenção; registro das informações |
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Due to limited capacity of cognitive resources and to the saturation context of stimuli, becomes probably that a lot of available stimulus in the ambient dont be actively processed, in a conscious manner, but yes unconsciously, at the preattentive level. Despite of the importance of preattentive processing, are few the studies that address and discuss its implications and function on stimuli reception. In the light of the above, the study has with aim to compare the preattentive and attentive processing in terms of advertiser brand registry, testing, for that, the implicit and explicit memory of individuals and their brand valuation. Methodologically, the study proceeded, initially, to the bibliographic survey, focusing on the follow conceptual bases: the attention process under a complex perspective, subdivided into preattention and attention, and the information registry in light of the processing level. Supported by the bibliographic survey, the study adopted the hypothetical-deduvito method, with the development of a experiment 2 (preattention x attention) x 2 (magazine show in slide x impress).As contribution, the study support the traced hypotheses: large incidence of explicit memory of advertiser brands in attentive processing; implicit memory found in both processing; brand valuation effects higher when the preattentive processing happened, instead of when did attentive processing. The results find reinforce the theory about the registry differences according with the attention used on processing, highlighting, yet, the superiority of impress media and preattentive processing in the individual influence capacity. |
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