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Why negative political ads don't work on Gen Y

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2016

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Hughes, Andrew

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Association for Consumer Research

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This study demonstrates that televised political negative advertising generates high levels of negative emotions and emotional intensity upon Gen Y consumers. These responses are developing negative attitudes towards political advertising and brands that may have far reaching generational societal and political impacts long past the end of the campaign

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Advances in Consumer Research

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