Attentional Mechanisms in Digital Advertising
An analysis of attention-capturing techniques and their processing by the cognitive system, based on the latest studies in experimental psychology.
Read the articleAn analysis of attention-capturing techniques and their processing by the cognitive system, based on the latest studies in experimental psychology.
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It involves exposure to stimuli (images, sounds) presented too briefly or weakly to be consciously perceived, but which can influence attitudes or behaviors. Our research focuses on measuring these effects while respecting scientific ethics.
Editing techniques, pacing, contrasts, and audio cues selectively direct attentional resources. This can affect the memorization and interpretation of messages, a field studied in cognitive psychology applied to media.
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Studies show effects on brand recognition, implicit memory, and idea associations. These effects are measured through behavioral tests and brain imaging techniques within controlled experiments.
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