EXAM TWO Flashcards
What is the Elaboration Likelihood Model
Explains how people process information and change their attitudes in response
Overall evaluation formed over time
Attitudes
A systematic process where people carefully evaluate the logical arguments of a message can lead to a major positive attitude change (uses facts, numbers, and logic)
Central Route Processing
People use simple inferences or cues to evaluate a message, this can lead to a minor shift in attitude (uses irrelevant cues to persuade) (beauty, fame, and positive emotions)
Peripheral Route Processing
4 Functional Theory of Attitudes
- Utilitarian Function
- Value-Expressive Function
- Ego-Defensive Function
- Knowledge Function
3 Components of Attitudes
- Cognitive
- Affective
- Behavioral
Hierarchy of Effects
- Cognitive
- Behavioral
- Affective
Influences of High-Effort Cognition
- Sleeper Effect
- One vs. Two-Sided Arguments
- Comparative Messages
- Beliefs
Cognitive Responses to Advertisements
- Counterarguments
- Source Derogation
Affects attitudes toward the brand and the advertisement
Source Derogation
Affects brand attitudes
Counterarguments
Influencing High Effort Affect
Match-Up Hypothesis
Ways to Change High-Effort Attitudes
- Change current beliefs
- Shift importance of beliefs
- Add beliefs
- Change ideals
Believe something to be true based off repetition
Truth Effect
5 Low Effort Emotional Appeals
- Fear
- Drama
- Sex
- Humor
- Shockvertising