In this example, we have developed statements to evaluate a printed advertisement. However, the same process can be used for other campaign materials, for e.g., television commercial, radio drama, emo-demo. If you are using a Likert scale to evaluate the example statements, values range from 1-5; from 1 = strongly disagree through to 5 = strongly agree. 
| Indicator | Example statements | 
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| Community acceptability of campaign materials | - Sample statements may include the following:
- The campaign materials are pleasing to see.
 - The campaign materials are appropriate for my community.
 - The campaign materials help start conversations about infant and young child feeding.
 
  - It may be helpful to use a Likert scale to measure participant responses from 1-5; 1 = very unacceptable, 2 = unacceptable, 3 = neutral or somewhat acceptable, 4 = acceptable, 5 = highly acceptable:
- What score did the primary audience assign to each of the campaign assets (average score with variance)?
 - How many people in the primary audience found the asset to be acceptable (4) or highly acceptable (5)?
 
  - How many people in the primary audience found the asset to be unacceptable (2) or very unacceptable (1)?
 
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| Understandability | - The advertisement is clear and easy to understand.
 - The advertisement is too complex. I’m not sure what’s going on. 
 
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| Entertainment | - The advertisement is the kind of ad that keeps running through your head after you've seen it.
 - The advertisement reminded me of my favourite television/radio programme.
 
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| Relevant | - The advertisement is relevant to me and my life. 
 
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| Believability | - The advertisement is believable.
 - The people in the advertisement seemed to care about the child.
 
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| Unique or memorable | - The advertisement is unique or unusual.
 - I don’t think I’ve seen another advertisement like it. 
 - The advertisement is memorable.
 
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| Alienation vs. familiar | - The advertisement is unrealistic or very far-fetched. 
 - The advertisement is realistic and true to life.
 
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| Empathy | - The advertisement shows what I feel at times.
 
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| Motivation to act | - The advertisement motivates me to [action related to the IYCF behaviour].
 - The advertisement motivates me to talk to my family about [action related to the IYCF behaviour].
 
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| Emotions and feelings | - The advertisement made me feel happy.
 - The advertisement made me feel unhappy.
 - The advertisement made me feel bored. 
 - The advertisement made me feel anxious.
 
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