Abstract
The mental images generated by advertisements and commercial ads have an effect both on the memory and on eliciting responses from the public. A methodology has been used that analyzes the content of the words involved in the verbal written description of the mental images evoked through a free recall task. The findings confirm that the remembrance of the mental images in the subjects varies according to the type of stimulus presented: image, word, sound. In the same manner, a multivariate analysis of the variance also ascribes the differences to the vividness of the mental capacity of the subjects.
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