Psychology In Advertising

Laura Swinton | shots 130: September 2011

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The great divide between creatives and whitecoats is narrowing as new advances in neuroscience are attracting clients to ‘the science bit’ like bees are attracted to pollen. But what does the neuroscience of advertising have in store for those on the creative front line? Laura Swinton scans the latest brainwaves

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