Can AI Persuade? A Study on AI-Generated Advertising Acceptance at an Allied Health School

This study explored how students, faculty, and staff perceive AI-generated advertising in an allied health school in General Santos City and how these perceptions affect their willingness to accept and purchase. A quantitative, descriptive-correlational design was employed with 240 randomly selected participants across various roles and genders. Results from this study showed that perceived value positively influenced willingness to accept and purchase, while perceived eeriness negatively impacted acceptance. Perceived intelligence, however, had no significant effect on willingness to purchase or accept. These findings provide valuable insights for digital marketers and academic institutions on tailoring AI-driven campaigns to foster trust and receptivity among digitally literate consumers.

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Journal of interdisciplinary perspectives
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.69569/jip.2025.440
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Digital Marketing and Social Media
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Can AI Persuade? A Study on AI-Generated Advertising Acceptance at an Allied Health School

Monsour A. Pelmin, Aubrey Shame Todlas, Joseph Felongco
Journal of interdisciplinary perspectives
Digital Marketing and Social Media
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Can AI Persuade? A Study on AI-Generated Advertising Acceptance at an Allied Health School

Monsour A. Pelmin, Aubrey Shame Todlas, Joseph Felongco
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Abstract

This study explored how students, faculty, and staff perceive AI-generated advertising in an allied health school in General Santos City and how these perceptions affect their willingness to accept and purchase. A quantitative, descriptive-correlational design was employed with 240 randomly selected participants across various roles and genders. Results from this study showed that perceived value positively influenced willingness to accept and purchase, while perceived eeriness negatively impacted acceptance. Perceived intelligence, however, had no significant effect on willingness to purchase or accept. These findings provide valuable insights for digital marketers and academic institutions on tailoring AI-driven campaigns to foster trust and receptivity among digitally literate consumers.

Journal of interdisciplinary perspectivesVol. 3(8)
Mindanao State University – General Santos (PH)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Digital Marketing and Social Media
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