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Author:Youn, S.
Faber, R. J.
Shah, D. V.
Title:Restricting gambling advertising and the third-person effect
Journal:Psychology & Marketing
2000 : JUL, VOL. 17:7, p. 633-649
Index terms:Advertising
Theories
Consumer research
Restrictive trade practices
USA
Language:eng
Abstract:In the United States there has come increasing calls to restrict or ban gambling advertising. Little is known about what motivates people to support such restrictions. One recent theory, the third-person effect, offers a possible explanation. It suggests that people will overestimate the negative messages'effect on others relative to themselves.
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