Audience Perception and Preference of Motivational Determinants between Online and Television Advertisements

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Abstract

What motivates humans is a question that psychologists have deliberated upon for a long time now. In consumer advertising, motivation is describe as a process that leads to choices of products and services. The primary psychological variables that propel human motivation are needs, drives, and goals. While these variables are significant in understanding the topic under investigation, the researcher is prompted to examine ”why consumers are motivated to consume online advertisement or television commercials and what influences their preference”? The researcher relied on the following research questions to guide the proper execution of this study: i. what are the motivational factors that influence consumers’ consumption of online advertisement and or television commercials? ii which of these is the most preferred? iii do media influence advertisement choices? The study adopts an online survey method using Google Form, software which allows online administration of data instrument, sample size determination, inquiry, and representation of tools from the URL through email and social media platforms which make it easier to get responses and allows viewing analysis in real-time.

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Blessed Frederick Ngonso. 2019. \u201cAudience Perception and Preference of Motivational Determinants between Online and Television Advertisements\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 19 (GJHSS Volume 19 Issue A12): .

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What motivates humans is a question that psychologists have deliberated upon for a long time now. In consumer advertising, motivation is describe as a process that leads to choices of products and services. The primary psychological variables that propel human motivation are needs, drives, and goals. While these variables are significant in understanding the topic under investigation, the researcher is prompted to examine ”why consumers are motivated to consume online advertisement or television commercials and what influences their preference”? The researcher relied on the following research questions to guide the proper execution of this study: i. what are the motivational factors that influence consumers’ consumption of online advertisement and or television commercials? ii which of these is the most preferred? iii do media influence advertisement choices? The study adopts an online survey method using Google Form, software which allows online administration of data instrument, sample size determination, inquiry, and representation of tools from the URL through email and social media platforms which make it easier to get responses and allows viewing analysis in real-time.

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