Abstract:
The objectives of this research were to study media exposure, attitudes and advertising
avoidance behaviors in mobile application of Thai teenagers. The survey research was employed
and 415 students aged 18-22 years old were samples. They were selected by purposive sampling.
Statistical analysis methods were frequencies, percentages, means, standard deviation and
Pearsons correlation coefficient.
When testing hypotheses, the results showed that there were no relationships between
media exposure in mobile application advertising and Thai teenagers attitudes toward
advertising. However, there were positive relationships between their attitudes toward
advertising and avoidance behaviors in terms of ignoring advertising at the significant level 0.05,
not including eliminating advertising, skipping advertising and advertising avoidance overall
aspects.