A femvertising és a hagyományos reklám attitűdre és vásárlási hajlandóságra gyakorolt hatásának vizsgálata
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https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2022.04.02Kulcsszavak:
femvertising, nemi sztereotípiák, reklám, attitűdAbsztrakt
A nemi egyenlőség kérdésköre egyre meghatározóbb téma, azonban napjainkban a reklámokban megjelenő nemi sztereotípiák nem minden esetben tükrözik ezt vissza. 2014 óta beszélhetünk ún. femvertising (female empowerment advertising) reklámozási stratégiáról, mely a nők megerősödését alapul véve, a reklámokban már megszokott tradicionális női sztereotipikus ábrázolásmódot kérdőjelezi meg. E téma hazánkban még kevéssé kutatott, így a jelen tanulmány keretein belül a femvertising és a hagyományos reklámok attitűdre és vásárlási hajlandóságára gyakorolt hatását vizsgálják meg a szerzők a Heineken sörmárka kapcsán. A kvantitatív kutatás 244 magyar egyetemista nő részvételével randomizált kérdőíves kísérlettel történt. Az eredmények alapján – a nemzetközi szakirodalommal összhangban – a femvertising reklámok a hagyományos reklámokhoz képest pozitívabban hatnak a női fogyasztók reklám attitűdjére és a vásárlási szándékára. A tanulmány lehetséges jövőbeli kutatási irányok ismertetésével zárul.
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