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Different Context of Values (1)<br />

> A separate spiritual segment of values (the<br />

influence of Russian culture)<br />

> Safety clearly connected with technology (<br />

in Sweden technology is clearly in modern<br />

value segment)<br />

> Hedonism is connected with money ( in<br />

Sweden abstract individual relatedc<br />

connections)<br />

> Interesting life connected with selfassertion<br />

Constant Perception of Risk<br />

Versus Instrumental<br />

Introduction of Norms<br />

> I think that was something temporary,<br />

because it was the carrot and the stick<br />

method. It only functioned once. You<br />

knew that you could get a benefit if you<br />

behaved well. I do not think that because<br />

of that you continue to act the same in<br />

the future. It is rather the Road Transport<br />

Board type of campaigns with serious<br />

consequences brought out as examples<br />

that influence long term behavior<br />

patterns. These make you think more.<br />

Social Control(2)<br />

> Is it possible to change the value<br />

consciousness of people with the help of a<br />

social campaig?<br />

> Drunk driving – if in your society there is<br />

constant reminding that drunk driving is equal to<br />

killing another person, it does bring in a new<br />

dimension. If media keeps blowing the horns<br />

that it is a tabo – media has power. If your<br />

friend tells you not to drive it won´t work. But if<br />

you feel that society won´t approve of it and you<br />

are taking the risk... Otherwise you may not<br />

even perceive the risk. If you are aware that<br />

something may happen, there is the risk and you<br />

will be punished. So that you are afraid of it.<br />

Allikas: Mariliis Vahe (2004) Sotsiaalturunduse ja sotsiaalse vastutuse<br />

võimalikud tõlgendusviisid Eestis, magistritöö, TÜ<br />

Redemption and Money<br />

> What does it give to people to participate<br />

in such campaigns?<br />

> They want to somehow save themselves.<br />

Redeem their sins. For example the rich,<br />

for example Soros or such. They feel that<br />

they have a kind of a burden because<br />

they are so rich. That they have taken<br />

somethindg away from the others.<br />

Socia Controll (1)<br />

> I guess there are very few people who never<br />

litter the surroundings. If I have something<br />

in my hands I need to throw away... People<br />

are more afraid that someone might see,<br />

you`ll be caught, ashamed, have to pay the<br />

penalty. Yet I believe that if circumstances<br />

allow the person may totally convert in a<br />

second and without any pangs of remorse. I<br />

have noticed that it works in the same way<br />

also in other countries. In Sweden and<br />

Finland, the countries with a very strong<br />

social control.<br />

Allikas: Mariliis Vahe (2004) Sotsiaalturunduse ja sotsiaalse vastutuse<br />

võimalikud tõlgendusviisid Eestis, magistritöö, TÜ<br />

Awariness and Reaction of<br />

Target Groups<br />

teadlikkus<br />

Allikas:<br />

kõrge<br />

madal<br />

Kirk Hallahan,<br />

Journal of Public<br />

Relations Research<br />

13:1, 2001<br />

aktiivsus<br />

madal kõrge<br />

Teadlik (‘valvel’) Aktiivne<br />

Väheaktiivne<br />

tunnetab probleemi<br />

info-otsimine<br />

Ärritatud<br />

probleemile<br />

hakatakse otsima<br />

lahendust<br />

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