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    Portrayal of Hispanic Culture in Advertising.

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    Date
    2009-01-13
    Author
    Olson, Kristi
    Pellegrino, Grace
    Sprague, Kelly
    Friedrich, Ashley
    Advisor(s)
    Fay, Martha J.
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    Abstract
    With the Hispanic population rising in the United States, advertisers' interest in this market is rapidly increasing, and advertisements depicting Hispanic models are becoming common. However, it is not known whether Hispanics view these models as similar to themselves, or whether they view the culture depicted in particular advertisements as accurate. Using General Motors' recent advertising campaign for Pontiac, in which young Hispanics are depicted as overtly sexual, this study tests whether Hispanics view themselves as similar to the models and what effect these perceptions have on their view of the product and the company.
    Subject
    Advertising--Psychological aspects
    Hispanic Americans in mass media
    Hispanic Americans--Ethnic identity
    Advertising--Social aspects
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/31866
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    Color poster with text describing research conducted by Ashley Friedrich, Kristi Olson, Grace Pellegrino, and Kelly Sprague, advised by Martha J. Fay.
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