Abstract
The results obtained with the advertising pretest procedure presented in this article indicate that the differential effect on readers' attitudes of print ads (and probably other types of advertising as well) can be satisfactorily measured by a fairly simple scalar technique.
Thus, an ad can be evaluated prior to publication in terms of its impact on attitudes rather than in terms of the recall of specific aspects of the ad.
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