Abstract:
Consumer skepticism towards advertising has emerged as a critical area of research, reflecting the evolving landscape of consumer behavior in response to marketing stimuli. This review paper synthesizes findings from diverse studies conducted by researchers exploring various facets of consumer skepticism towards advertising. The literature reveals a complex interplay of factors influencing skepticism, its impact on consumer attitudes, and the strategies marketers employ to navigate this intricate terrain. We present a comprehensive overview of key studies, their methodologies, and the nuanced findings that contribute to our understanding of consumer skepticism in advertising.