Investigating the Moderating Influence of Advertising Effectiveness on Perceived Risk
and Attitude toward Fake Mobile
Advertisements on the Download Intention of Millennials in Metro Manila,
Philippines
Greetings in St. La Salle!
We are undergraduate students from De La Salle University - Manila, taking Thesis 2 (THSBUS2 K34).
In partial fulfillment of the course requirements, we are conducting a survey that investigates the Moderating Influence of Advertising Effectiveness on Perceived Risk and Attitude on the Download Intention of Millennials in Metro Manila, Philippines.
To be qualified to answer this survey, you should be (1) a mobile phone user, (2) an individual aged between 27-42 within the Millennial Generation, (3) is working or living in Metro Manila, and/or (4) have experience and are aware of mobile phone advertisements. The data collected will not shared with other entities other than the purpose of this study.
Thank you for your participation and stay safe!
Should you have any questions and concerns, feel free to email us:
MORALES, Kaitlin Nikka S. (kaitlin_morales@dlsu.edu.ph)
REGIDOR, Ma. Danlia H. (ma_danlia_regidor@dlsu.edu.ph)
SALAZAR, Astraea D. (astraea_salazar@dlsu.edu.ph)
SISON, Sophia Ysabel G. (sophia_ysabel_sison@dlsu.edu.ph)
Once again, thank you very much for your participation!