You Mad? Using Anger Appeals to Promote Activism Intentions and Policy Support in the Context of Sugary Drink Marketing to Kids

Volume: 34, Issue: 14, Pages: 1775 - 1787
Published: Oct 18, 2018
Abstract
One proposed solution to address childhood obesity is to limit children’s exposure to advertising for sugar-sweetened beverages. Might persuasive appeals be able to channel anger toward the soda industry in order to promote support for marketing regulations and increase intentions to engage in activism around this issue? This study sought to answer this question by drawing on research in communication and psychology about the relationships...
Paper Details
Title
You Mad? Using Anger Appeals to Promote Activism Intentions and Policy Support in the Context of Sugary Drink Marketing to Kids
Published Date
Oct 18, 2018
Volume
34
Issue
14
Pages
1775 - 1787
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