Rejoinder

References

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• “There will be a convergent tendency between Japanese Americans and Caucasian Americans in terms of views on the salience and values of American advertising as an institution.” The hypothesis is, The editor's study has come to negate this
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• The original wordings from the reference 2, which seem to relate to the “annoyance-effectiveness” thory are much more ambiguous, i.e., “very pleasant and very unpleasant ads are more effective than those in between” (p. 7 of reference 2 of critique)
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