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Gender and Celebrity Scandals: A Cross-Cultural Examination on Celebrity Endorsement
Authors:Jianping Coco Huang
Institution:1. Jacksonville State University, Jacksonville, United States;2. Jhuang@jsu.edu
Abstract:Abstract

This research examines the effects of consumers’ culture and celebrity’s gender role on source credibility and attitude toward brand. Using culture difference theory (individualism and Confucianism) helps to explain why sex scandals can result in a greater negative impact on the response of Chinese customers than US customers. Finally, we provide a celebrity-select suggestion to mitigate the negative damage brought by the endorser’s sex scandal. Specifically, we conducted experiments by using a 2 (sex scandal vs. tax evasion) x2 (Confucianism vs. individualism) x3 (celebrity gender: male vs. female vs. transgender) between-subjects design.
Keywords:cross-cultural  celebrity  source credibility  gender
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