In an advertising experiment investigating message claim credibility, realistically the researcher probably is not dealing with naive respondents. Thus, the respondents’ past experiences with advertising become a part of the attributional process. A reply is made to “Comments on Attribution Theory and Advertiser Credibility.”
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