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4) Walter Dill Scott, The Theory of Advertising : A Simple Exposition of the Principles of Pscyhology in their Relation co Successful Advertising, in Henry Assall & Samuel Craig(eds), The History of Advertising Series, (New York & London ; Garland Publishing, Inc. 1985)

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6) Darrell Blaine Lucas & Stewart Henderson Britt, Messuring Advertising Effectiveness, (New York & London : Garland Publishing, Inc. 1985), pp. 16-17.

7) Richard Lutz, "The Role of Attitude Theory in Marketing", in Harold Kassar jion & Thomas Robertson(ed), Perspective in Consumer Behavior(Illinois : Foresman and Company. 1981), pp. 233-236.

8) Ronald Berman, Advertising and social Change, The SAGE Comm Text Series, Vol. 8(Beverly Hills : SAGE Publications. 1981), p. 21.

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13) William Stephenson, Àü°Ô¼­, p. 2, 46.

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16) Christopher Monte, Beneath the Mask (New York : Halt, Rinchant and Winston, 1980), p. 562.

17) Stephenson, Àü°Ô¼­, pp. 34-35.

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