The Role of Affective Responses, Creative Executions, and Viewer Characteristics in Mediating Viewers' Reactions to Direct Response TV Commercials

The Role of Affective Responses, Creative Executions, and Viewer Characteristics in Mediating Viewers' Reactions to Direct Response TV Commercials
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