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Atitude de mulheres maduras em relação a fotos de moda

RESUMO

Objetivo:

Investigar a influência da idade cognitiva de mulheres maduras sobre sua atitude em relação a fotografias de vestuário, como resultado de sua identificação com a modelo.

Método:

Experimento com amostra de 164 mulheres, entre 55 e 70 anos, na Zona Sul do Rio de Janeiro. Questionário construído a partir de escalas encontradas na literatura.

Fundamentação teórica:

Idade cognitiva (Barak, Schiffman, 1981; Leventhal, 1997; Szmigin, Carrigan, 2000; Wray, Hodges, 2008; Amaro, Johann, Meira, 2007; Birtwistle, Tsim, 2005; Moschis, 2003; Moschis, Mathur, 2006) Mulher madura e moda (Schewe, 1988; Slongo et al., 2009; Thomas, Peters, 2009; Moschis, Lee & Mathur, 1997; Young, Miller, 2006; Wilkes, 1992; Facenda, 2000; Holmlund, Hagman, Polsa, 2010; Szmigin, Carrigan, 2000). Mulher madura e propaganda (Moschis, 2003; Venkatesh et al., 2010; Nam et al., 2007; Kozar, Damhorst, 2008; Araujo, Casotti, Da Silva & Pessôa, 2015)

Resultados:

O grau de identificação da consumidora madura com a modelo é maior quando esta aparenta ser da mesma faixa etária cognitiva da consumidora (F(1, 162) = 615,87, p = 0,000). Quando a consumidora considera que a modelo está em sua faixa etária cognitiva, a atitude em relação à roupa é mais positiva (F (2, 162) = 1074,55, p = 0,000).

Contribuições:

Os resultados evidenciam que as mulheres entrevistadas identificam-se mais com modelos com sua idade cognitiva, tendo atitude mais positiva em relação às roupas. O estudo confirma evidências de que a idade cognitiva é adequada para estudar consumidores maduros de produtos relacionados à autoestima, oferecendo direcionamentos para a indústria de moda.

Palavras-chave:
Atitude; idade cognitiva; anúncios de moda

ABSTRACT

Objective:

To investigate the influence of the cognitive age of upper-middle class mature women regarding their attitude towards photographs of articles of clothing, as a result of their identification with the model wearing them

Design/methodology/approach:

Experiment with a sample of 164 women, aged 55- 70 years old, living in Rio de Janeiro. The questionnaire was were based on scales found in the literature.

Theoretical foundation:

Cognitive age (Barak; Schiffman, 1981; Leventhal, 1997; Szmigin; Carrigan, 2000; Wray; Hodges, 2008; Amaro; Johann; Meira, 2007; Birtwistle; Tsim, 2005; Moschis, 2003; Moschis; Mathur, 2006) Mature woman and fashion (Schewe, 1988; Slongo et al., 2009; Thomas; Peters, 2009; Moschis, Lee, & Mathur, 1997; Young; Miller, 2006; Wilkes, 1992; Facenda, 2000; Holmlund; Hagman; Polsa, 2010; Szmigin; Carrigan, 2000). Mature woman and advertising (Moschis, 2003; Venkatesh et al., 2010; Nam et al., 2007; Kozar; Damhorst, 2008; Araujo, Casotti, Da Silva, & Pessôa, 2015)

Findings:

The identification with the model was greater when the respondent perceived her as being close to her own cognitive age (F(1, 162) =615.87, p=0.000). The attitude toward the collection was more positive when the respondent perceived the model as being closer to her own cognitive age (F (2, 162) =1074.55, p=0.000).

Practical implications:

The degree of the consumer’s identification is greater when the model appears to be the same cognitive age as the consumer. When the consumer believes that the model is close to her own cognitive age, her attitude toward the displayed item is more positive.

Keywords:
Attitude; cognitive age; apparel advertising

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APÊNDICE A - FOTOGRAFIAS DA COLEÇÃO APRESENTADA PELA MODELO APARENTANDO 45 E 55 ANOS

APÊNDICE B - DETALHE AMPLIADO DE UMA DAS FOTOGRAFIAS, COM A MODELO APARENTANDO 45 E 55 ANOS

Datas de Publicação

  • Publicação nesta coleção
    Oct-Dec 2015

Histórico

  • Recebido
    05 Nov 2014
  • Aceito
    10 Dez 2015
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