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Description Of The Assignmentrefer To What Your Instructor Wants You

Refer to what your instructor wants you to do and/or to submit, as detailed below in the Deliverables section. Include the real-world (authentic) situation, type of task to be accomplished, and the sorts of higher-order thinking (analysis, reasoning, critical thinking, etc.) that were requested and/or shared throughout your course thus far. Consider the following while watching each commercial and address: What message(s) (stereotypes, cultural values, etc.) does each commercial seem to convey. Explain examples. Do you feel any of these commercials use psychological tricks in their advertising? Explain. (Lesson 6) Do you believe any of these commercials could potentially influence consumer buying behavior? Explain. CLO 3 Do you believe any of these commercials help shape a brand image that is etched in consumers’ minds? Explain.

At the beginning of the paper, you must say which television show you watched (e.g. "NCIS" on live TV, channel 2, Tuesday, [date]), and list the commercials you saw, in chronological order. If you watched a show on the Internet, you must again say the name of the show and include the URL for it, so that I can watch it also, if I wish.

Paper For Above instruction

This paper aims to analyze specific commercials viewed during a designated television program, focusing on the messages conveyed, psychological tactics employed, and their potential influence on consumer behavior and brand perception. The analysis involves a real-world context, requiring higher-order thinking skills such as critical analysis, reasoning, and interpretation to assess the underlying messages and their implications.

Introduction

To begin, I will specify the television show watched, including the channel and airtime, to establish the context of the commercial viewing. I will then list the commercials viewed during the program in the order they appeared. If the viewing occurred via the internet, I will provide the show's name and the URL to allow for verification and further examination.

Analysis of Commercials

From the list of commercials, I will select three for detailed analysis. For each, I will examine the communication strategy, message content, and appeals used. Specifically, I will explore whether these commercials communicate stereotypes, cultural values, or social norms. For example, a commercial that portrays gender roles or racial stereotypes will be discussed, analyzing how these portrayals influence audience perceptions.

Psychological Techniques

Next, I will evaluate whether these commercials use psychological tricks to influence viewers. Techniques such as emotional appeals, fear or humor tactics, repetition, or other subliminal cues will be scrutinized. For example, a commercial employing humor to foster positive feelings towards a product or using fear to motivate purchasing decisions will be highlighted and explained.

Influence on Consumer Behavior and Brand Image

Subsequently, I will assess whether the commercials likely impact consumer buying behavior, considering factors such as emotional engagement, perceived product value, and trust. I will explain how these ads might persuade consumers to try or prefer certain brands. Additionally, I will discuss how the commercials contribute to shaping a lasting brand image, potentially embedding the brand into consumer minds through repeated messaging or memorable imagery.

Critical Reflections

Throughout the analysis, I will reflect on the ethical considerations of the advertising strategies and their societal effects. I will explore whether the commercials reinforce stereotypes or promote positive messages, and how they align with the higher principles of responsible advertising.

Conclusion

The conclusion will summarize the key findings from the analysis, reaffirming how the commercials communicate messages, employ psychological tactics, and influence consumer perceptions and brand images. This comprehensive understanding will demonstrate the importance of advertising strategies in shaping consumer culture.

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