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The moderating effect of culture on cognitive responding mechanisms toward advertising message sidedness
The research reported herein examines the two-sided versus one-sided advertising strategy from a cross-cultural perspective. It aims to help clarify conflicting findings in cross-cultural research with this form of appeal, as well as develop a model of the moderating effect of culture on the underly
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