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Marie-Cline Debande
Julie Champagne
Table of contents
. Introduction
2. Definition
3. The origin
4. How does it work?
5. Videos, images or audio
6. The effectiveness
7. Some Examples
8. Dangers and legislation
. Conclusion
Introduction
We are bombarded with promotional messages
every day. Ok but are we always aware of
them?
Definition
Neuromarketing: measures a
consumer's preference by focusing on
the brain's response.
Subliminal: "below the threshold of
consciousness".
= below the normal limits of human
mind's perception.
The origins
1897 The New Psychology : basic principles
of subliminal messages.
1900 : experiment about flashed information
started
WW II : tachistoscope used to train soldiers to
recognize enemy airplanes.
1950-1970
In 1957, J. Vicary: pioneer of the notion of subliminal
advertising.
Most famous for his subliminal advertising study in
which he showed 0.03-second phrases "Eat Popcorn,
and Drink Coca-Colaer on failed to show the same
results.
1970 - 2000
Study by the United
Nations : subliminal
indoctrination is a
major threat to human
rights".
2000 - present
2000: Presidential campaign
2007: Mc Donalds
Subliminal message in
politics
Backmasking
The Effectiveness
No scientific evidence.
J. Karremans : subliminal messages
have an effect when the messages are
goal-relevant.
Ex: Lipton Ice.
Diverse opinions on the subject
Some Examples
Subliminal advertising in
politics
CONCLUSIO
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Subliminal Advertising
Marie-Cline Debande
Julie Champagne
Introduction
We are bombarded with promotional messages
every day. Ok but are we always aware of
them?
3,000+
messages a day
The origins
1897 The New Psychology : basic principles
of subliminal messages.
1900 : experiment about flashed information
started
WW II : tachistoscope used to train soldiers to
recognize enemy airplanes.
Origins
1897
1900
WWII
Subliminal while
shopping