Effects of Advertising Stimulus According to Consumer's Sound Information Acceptance Characteristics: Neuroscientific Quantification of Emotion Prediction

45 Pages Posted: 14 Jan 2025

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Jooho Kim

Myongji University

Eun-Jeong Yi

Kwangwoon University

Abstract

Each person evaluates the information exposed through the advertisement differently, and the emotional evaluation of the advertisement also appears differently. However, the connection between music and color, shared by both individuals and cultures, emerges clearly and consistently. Emotions evoked through music and color stimuli, such as TV commercials, have non-verbal message properties. Therefore, analyzing the advertising effect through unconscious emotional response through the correspondence of music and color has an important meaning in the information delivery aspect of marketing communication. Analyzing human emotions through the brain's mechanism that responds unconsciously allows us to understand consumer's attention, concentration, and emotional response of comfort according to the correspondence between music and color. Based on the results of brain wave analysis, it is possible to build an emotional system that can predict and manage the direction of emotional responses that music and color can induce.

Keywords: Marketing Communication, Music, Color, Emotion, Synesthetic, EEG

Suggested Citation

Kim, Jooho and Yi, Eun-Jeong, Effects of Advertising Stimulus According to Consumer's Sound Information Acceptance Characteristics: Neuroscientific Quantification of Emotion Prediction. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5096271 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5096271

Jooho Kim

Myongji University ( email )

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Korea

Eun-Jeong Yi (Contact Author)

Kwangwoon University ( email )

Seoul 139-701
Korea, Republic of (South Korea)

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