Most of the print media advertising is aimed at the image of the product or brand or the image of the advertisement itself. After that, you should use the pictures and illustrations with images that match the target potential market, and segment the m...
Most of the print media advertising is aimed at the image of the product or brand or the image of the advertisement itself. After that, you should use the pictures and illustrations with images that match the target potential market, and segment the market to attract customers. This means that unless the consumer is interested in seeing the advertisement and is interested in the advertisement, the advertisement can not be delivered to the consumer. In other words, only a small number of meaningful information is accepted selectively (Robert guerin, 1957) because of the limitless information that can attract consumers' attention, and the maximum amount of information that consumers can simultaneously consider is 4 ~ 7 (John G. Lynch, Jr. and Thomas K. Srull, 1982), consumers will see advertisements based on their own needs from a great deal of information. Advertising appeals appeal to the public by associating product feelings with product concepts. Metacognition is the ability to know what I know and what I do not know, ie, the ability to judge my own thoughts about my cognitive activity. According to the educational psychology glossary, metacognition can share two aspects: 'knowledge about one' s own cognition or thinking 'and' control and adjustment about one's cognition or thinking '. In this paper, we look at metacognition in advance and examine what metacognition means and how to identify print advertising campaigns in which such metacognition occurs. And I understand the meaning of the advertisement and the meaning of the advertisement, and I want to talk about the perception that appears.