Children particularly like content that is specifically created for YouTube by YouTube personalities such a vloggers.
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Nowadays, the majority of children between 8 and 11 years old prefers to watch content on YouTube rather than watching TV programs on a TV set ( Ofcom, 2018). These findings show that a disclosure (if noticed and remembered) can be an effective tool to achieve transparency, but also influences the persuasive outcomes of influencer marketing in online videos. For children who experienced a strong PSR with the influencer, the understanding that the content had a selling intent did not affect their brand attitudes. Only for those children who experienced moderate to low PSRs with the influencer, the disclosure resulted in less positive brand attitudes through understanding selling intent. Furthermore, the PSR of children with the influencer proved to be a boundary condition for disclosure effects on brand attitudes. Moreover, advertising literacy evoked by the disclosure affected persuasion: The disclosure enhanced brand memory through ad recognition, but also decreased advertised product desire through understanding the selling intent of the video.
Our experiment amongst children between 8 and 12 years old showed that, when children correctly recalled the disclosure, the disclosure increased their recognition of advertising, and understanding of selling and persuasive intent. We also included the para-social relationship (PSR) that children experience with an influencer as a possible boundary condition for disclosure effects on persuasion. Additionally, we examined the consequences of the disclosure for children’s responses to the brand, advertised product, and video. Therefore, we investigated the effects of a disclosure of sponsored influencer videos on children’s advertising literacy. Until now, little is known about the effects of disclosures for influencer videos on children and the boundary conditions for such effects. Therefore, in several countries, guidelines have been developed that state that sponsoring in influencer videos should be disclosed as such. However, there are concerns about this practice because it is not always clear when a video includes advertising. Therefore, influencers often embed persuasive sponsored messages in their videos to earn money. For advertisers, these influencers are an interesting channel to reach youth. Because these personalities have a large reach and are considered likeable and credible, they have become social media influencers. Children particularly like content that is specifically created for YouTube by YouTube personalities. Watching online videos is becoming an important part of children’s media diets. Amsterdam School of Communication Research, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands.You will be much better off getting Das Experiment instead.Sophie C. If you have bought, borrowed or downloaded this copy, please burn or delete it.
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Mix this with the poor script-rewrite that put in unnecessary scenes and dialogues and that took out some of the most brilliant scenes in the original, and you get a straight-to-video production that will never be looked back on by movie fanatics anywhere, anytime.
The casting was terrible, even before the experiment, I could immediately identify which characters were to become guards, and which ones prisoners. It's also very obvious he's not doing half the acting that Moritz Bleibtreu performed in the original. His actions seemed ridiculous put against the prison-experiment backdrop, so terribly written so that there isn't any true logic to his rebellion. I couldn't even properly empathise with the main character played by Brody. Even the presence of two gifted actors (Brody and Withaker) cannot rescue the poor cinematography and awful diluted script. It's a pale and poor remake of the brilliant German movie 'Das Experiment', which blew my mind first time I saw it.
It's as if the title 'The Experiment' refers to Hollywood finally trying to create a remake that surpasses the original.