Ch 5 - Persuasion (Exam 2) Flashcards

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persuasion

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  • process of attempting to change someone’s attitude
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2
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3 factors in persuasion

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  1. the source
  2. the message
  3. the recipient
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3
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we are more likely to instigate an attitude change if the speaker is ______ and ______

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  • credible
  • likable
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a source must be ______ and _____ to be credible

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  • competent
  • trustworthy
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5
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competence

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  • perceived expertise
  • faster speech = higher perceived competence
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trustworthiness

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  • perceived to convey info accurately and impartially
  • faster speech = higher perceived trustworthiness
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physical attraction

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  • arguments presented by those we consider attractive tend to carry more weight
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similarity

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  • we like those we share similarities with us, increases the likelihood of being influenced
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9
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central route of persuasion

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  • persuasion by strength and quality
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peripheral route of persuasion

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  • driven by superficial elements of the message
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primacy effect

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  • people are more likely to be persuaded by the first argument presented
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recency effect

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  • last argument heard tends to have an effect
  • less common
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13
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the greatest change in opinion tends to occur with arguments that exhibit a _________ of discrepancy

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  • moderate level
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14
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people with need for cognition

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  • enjoy deep analysis and critical thinking
  • influenced by logical and factual components (central route)
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people with need for affect

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  • seek emotionally intense situations
  • respond better to emotional appeals (peripheral route)
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16
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intelligence

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  • more intelligent individuals are often less susceptible to persuasion
17
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promotion oriented

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  • focus on achievements and gains
  • respond better to arguments highlighting benefits
18
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prevention oriented

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  • concerned with avoiding losses
  • respond better to arguments warning of the risks
19
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positive emotions may make people more vulnerable to __________ persuasion techniques

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  • peripheral
20
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The Mock Jury Study

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  • plaintiff case -> defendant case -> waited a week -> primacy effect
  • plaintiff case -> wait a week -> defendant case -> recency effect