Ølander and Thøgersen [17] identified the determinants of consumer behavior with an environmental impact by using the motivation, ability and opportunity framework. In their study, motivation, ability and opportunity were included as the three main determinants of performing environmental friendly behavior of individuals. Consumer behavior researchers first proposed the motivation–opportunity–ability(MOA) framework in the context of information processing theory to explain consumers' information processing behavior in advertisement effectiveness [18,19]. They developed this model and this model has been well established and widely used in a wide number of studies [20–26]. According to the MOA Model [18] antecedents, processing, and consequences are the three components of information processing. In the context of brand information processing, motivation and opportunity are described as antecedents. Motivation is an important factor to achieve the desired goal. The realization of the difference between the present situation and the desired situation is the starting point of information processing. The model proposed that when consumers are motivated, they have the ability and opportunity to process information and it is at that time they will process information from an advertisement.