Persuasion Flashcards

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What is the elaboration likelihood model?

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explains how people process and are persuaded by messages

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What is the central route of the ELM?

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Persuasion occurs when people think critically about the content of a message and evaluate its logic and evidence, requires thoughtful consideration

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What is the peripheral route of the ELM?

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Persuasion occurs through superficial cues rather than the content of the message itself

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How does motivation influence route selection?

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If the individual cares about the topic, they’re more likely to use the central route

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How does ability influence route selection?

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If the individual has the time, energy, and knowledge to process the information, they’re more likely to engage in central processing

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How does relevance influence ELM?

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The more relevant a message is to the individual, the more likely they’ll engage deeply with it

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What are the source characteristics elements of persuasion?

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Credibility, attractiveness and certainty

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How does credibility influence persuasion?

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credible sources are persuasive because they seem expert and trustworthy

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How does attractiveness influence persuasion?

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Research shows that attractive sources are particularly persuasive when the message isn’t personally important to the people hearing it and when those people don’t have much knowledge in the domain

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How does certainty influence persuasion?

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People generally judge certain and confident sources to be more credible

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What is the sleeper effect?

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An effect that occurs when a persuasive message from an unreliable source initially exerts little influence but later causes attitudes to shift

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What are message characteristics elements of persuasion?

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message quality, vividness and culture

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How does message quality influence persuasion?

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Messages are stronger when they appeal to the audience’s core values when they’re straightforward, clear, and logical; and when they articulate the desirable consequences of taking the actions suggested by the message

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How does vividness influence persuasion?

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When information is vivid colorful, interesting, and memorable it tends to be more effective

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What is the identifiable victim effect?

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The tendency to be more moved by the vivid plight of a single individual than by the struggles of a more abstract number of people

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How does culture influence persuasion?

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it’s important to tailor a message to fit the norms, values, and outlook of the cultural groups that make up your audience

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How can fear enhance persuasion?

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fear the severity of the threat and their susceptibility to the threat

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