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How Virtual Reality Can Increase Effectiveness of Prosocial Advertising: Put Yourself in the Donee's Shoes: The Effect of Virtual Reality on Charitable Donations.

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Title: How Virtual Reality Can Increase Effectiveness of Prosocial Advertising: Put Yourself in the Donee's Shoes: The Effect of Virtual Reality on Charitable Donations.
Authors: OU LI1 xunyangyue@163.com, ZHIGENG PAN2 zgpan@hznu.edu.cn, HAN QIU1 qiuzju@163.com, DA QIAN3 qianda@ecust.edu.cn
Source: Journal of Advertising Research (Ascential Events (Europe) Limited). Jun2024, Vol. 64 Issue 2, p229-244. 16p.
Abstract: This study investigates the effectiveness of virtual reality (vR) advertising in promoting charitable donations. The results indicated that, when compared with the traditional two-dimensional format, vR advertising can increase the number of people who decide to donate, as well as the amount donated. This favorable effect was achieved through a serial mediating effect of vicarious experience and existential guilt. Additionally, the findings also identified the need for stimulation as a boundary condition, suggesting that individuals with a low (versus high) need for stimulation were not influenced by the mediating process of VR prosocial advertising on charitable donations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Subject Terms: *Advertising effectiveness, *Gifts, Virtual reality, Boundary value problems
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ISSN: 00218499
DOI: 10.2501/JAR-2024-011
Database: Business Source Complete