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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Communic Res. 2010 Oct 1;37(5):620–643. doi: 10.1177/0093650210374011

Table 2.

Indirect Effects of Alcohol Advertising Exposure on Behavioral Willingness Outcomes via Automatically-activated Evaluations.

Outcome: Willingness to…

Drive under influence Play beer pong (high risk)
Outcome regressed on alcohol ad
exposure.
.077
(.375)
1.24*
(.488)
Evaluation regressed on alcohol ad
exposure.
5.199*
(2.598)
5.199*
(2.598)
Outcome regressed on evaluation
(exp. controlled)
.039**
(.012)
.029
(.016)
Outcome regressed on ad exp.
(evaluation controlled).
−.126
(.368)
1.089*
(.490)
Indirect effect mean. .204*
(.127)
.155
(.122)
Descriptive Statistics for Study 2.

Condition M SD
Positive Expectancy Accessibility Alcohol Ad .007 .07
Alcohol PSA .006 .06
Control .008 .07
Negative Expectancy Accessibility Alcohol Ad −.04 .06
Alcohol PSA −.02 .07
Control −.02 .07
Accessibility (Positive Control Items) Alcohol Ad .14 .03
Alcohol PSA .14 .02
Control .14 .03
Accessibility (Negative Control Items) Alcohol Ad −.13 .03
Alcohol PSA −.13 .03
Control −.12 .05

Note: 5000 bootstrap re-samples to obtain unbiased probability distributions (see Preacher & Hayes, 2004). N = 139. The SPSS macro produces un-standardized regression coefficients; standardized betas for the relationship between automatically-activated evaluations and behavioral willingness measures are reported in text. Standard errors appear in parentheses.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01.