This scale measures how interested a consumer is in trying, sampling, and learning more about a brand they encountered in content such as a video. Hamby and Russell (2022) used it to study how ambivalence shapes young consumers' responses to a risky product featured on TikTok.
7-point scale (strongly disagree (1) to strongly agree (7))
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The scale was reliable (α = .91; Hamby and Russell 2022, p. 850) among 383 Prolific participants under 25 who were active TikTok users. Validity was not separately discussed. The blank should be filled with the focal brand name; item wording referencing "the video" can be adjusted or removed for other contexts. Note: this is a distinct scale from the differently authored "Brand Interest" measure already in this database (ID 2049).
Hamby, Anne and Cristel Russell (2022), "How Does Ambivalence Affect Young Consumers' Response to Risky Products?" Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 50 (4), 841-863.
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