STUDENTS' ATTITUDE TOWARDS ADVERTISING IN PRIVATE HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTIONS IN ISLAMABAD

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Khan, Adnan Iqbal [1 ]
Malik, Emad Ud Din [1 ]
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[1] Iqra Univ, Islamabad, Pakistan
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students' attitude; advertising; pleasure; hedonism; value corruption; consumer manipulation; materialism; economic role of advertising; sexually oriented stimuli; attitude towards advertising;
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This study aims to find possible influences of students' attitude towards advertising in higher learning institutions of Islamabad, Pakistan. The collected data were analyzed and the correlation was applied to check the significance. The research results show that such factors as pleasure, consumer manipulation, values corruption, economic role, consumer benefits, product information and sexually oriented stimuli are positively correlated with the students' attitude towards advertising, whereas materialism is negatively correlated with the attitude of students towards advertising.
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