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메시지 조절목표와 메시지 형식 간 적합성이 메시지 설득력에 미치는 영향
The Persuasive Impact of Fit between Message Goals(Promotion vs. Prevention) and Modality of Message on Social Media 원문보기

한국콘텐츠학회논문지 = The Journal of the Korea Contents Association, v.21 no.2, 2021년, pp.604 - 621  

김동후 (인하대학교 국제학부) ,  송영아 (한국방송광고진흥공사)

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커뮤니케이션 수단으로서의 소셜미디어의 성장은 소비자가 영양학적 선택과 건강한 음식 소비를 하는 데 소셜미디어의 영향력 역시 증가시켰다. 이 연구는 소셜미디어 상에서 건강한 식습관과 관련한 메시지 목표(향상 vs. 예방)와 메시지 형식(텍스트 vs. 이미지)이 메시지 설득력에 미치는 영향력을 알아보는 데 그 목적이 있다. 연구 결과에 따르면, 향상메시지에 노출된 참가자들은 소셜미디어 메시지 형식에 따른 차이를 보이지 않았으나, 예방메시지에 노출된 참가자들은 텍스트 (vs. 이미지) 형식의 메시지에 노출되었을 때, 메시지에 대한 더 긍정적인 태도를 보였으며, 해당 메시지에 대해 더 높은 클릭 의도를 보였다. 본 연구의 결과는 소셜미디어 상 건강메시지의 형식과 메시지 목표의 적합성이 메시지 효과에 영향을 미침을 이론적으로 증명하였다. 더불어 효과적인 건강메시지 작성 및 전달 방식에 대한 실무적 지침 역시 제공하리라 예상한다.

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Examination of the concurrent evolution of communication tools and eating behaviors over recent decades reveals that social media and other forms of digital content have become powerful new driving forces for nutritional choices and food consumption. The purpose of this research was to examine the e...

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  • And therefore, second, the findings of this research suggest why and how differently health communication practitioners need to approach audiences using the text-based versus image-based social media in promoting the health-related messages.
  • Drawing upon regulatory focus theory and regulatory fit, this research investigated the fit between the types of messages presented in social media (promotion focused vs. prevention focused messaging) and the modality of social media platforms (image-based vs.
  • The findings of this research are meaningful in that diverse media landscape requires for health communication practitioners to consider more options and customize their health campaigns to persuade audiences using different medium or social media in this study.
  • First, theoretically, this research would be one of very few research investigating the interplay between the modality of the medium and the type of the messages therein. The findings would exhibit a better understanding of how regulatory focus influences persuasiveness of the messages in a certain modality of the medium. And therefore, second, the findings of this research suggest why and how differently health communication practitioners need to approach audiences using the text-based versus image-based social media in promoting the health-related messages.

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  • H1: In the image-based social media (e.g., Instagram), individuals will show more positive attitudes to a message (H1a) and higher intention to click a message(H1b) when exposed to a promotion-focused message than a prevention-focused message.
  • H2: In the text-based social media (e.g., Twitter), individuals will show more positive attitudes toward a message(H2a) and higher intention to click a message(H2b) when exposed to a prevention-focused message than a promotion-focused message.
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