Chapter 4 - Exercise
Chapter 4 - Exercise
1 Gender Categorical
2 Age Ratio
3 Education Categorical
4 Income Categorical
5 Spending Ratio
6 Ad Frequency Ratio
7 Stereotype Ratio
8 Reinforcing Categorical
9 Transform Categorical
10 Empowerment% Ratio
Analytics can help determine whether or not specific demographics, such as gender, level of completed education,
age, and annual income influence the responses regarding key questions, mainly, the role of advertising in
maintaining and reinforcing gender stereotypes, as well as the potential of empowerment advertising to transform
our cultural understandings of what constitutes a typical man or woman. One might hypothesize that women would
be more likely to acknowledge a greater proportion of advertisements that utilized gender stereotypes, upon the
generalization that beauty advertisements target more women than men, indicating that more women would be
knowledgeable of the fact that gender stereotypes are consistently utilized in beauty advertisements. One might also
hypothesize that this recognition would increase as higher levels of education were obtained, regardless of gender;
and that women would more likely to identify that beauty product advertisements reinforce gender stereotypes, but
also that this recognition would also increase as higher levels of education were completed. Finally, one might expect
that more individuals would greater acknowledge the extent to which empowerment advertising can transform
gender stereotypes as they completed higher levels of education, as well as opposing correlations in response to
gender, which are also related to the recognition that few advertisements actually utilize empowerment advertising.
Survey Question