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    <dc:title>The influence of gender-neutral advertising on digital consumers’ advertising attitudes</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>Gender-neutral advertising has become an important approach in terms of digital consumers, shifting from traditional stereotyped values towards the inclusiveness of both genders. To examine the influence of gender-neutral advertising on digital consumers, we measured the attitude towards gender-neutral and gender-stereotyped advertisements. To this end, a  questionnaire and within-study design were employed to gather responses to three advertisements of both types from the prevailing industries (beauty, kids, care). Respondents, recognised as digital consumers, showed a significantly higher advertising attitude score for gender-neutral advertisements, while socio-demographic variables were not recognised as covariates. The results have important implications for marketers and researchers, since neutral-gender advertising may outperform the traditional values of targeted gender marketing practices, and become the  prevailing form of gaining favourable impacts in young digital consumers. </dc:description>
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    <dc:contributor>Tomažič, Tina</dc:contributor>
    <dc:contributor>Blažević, Karmen </dc:contributor>
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