Persuasion Flashcards

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Describe the Central Route of persuasion.

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According to the central route of persuasion, the viewer has a high need for cognition and motivation therefore focuses on the actual focus of the message rather than other factors THEREFORE…long term acceptance.

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Outline the Elaboration Likelihood Model.

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The Elaboration Likelihood model argues that people react to persuasion in two different ways: Central Route and Peripheral Route.

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Describe the Peripheral Route of persuasion.

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Viewers have a low need for cognition and little motivation therefore focus on factors other than the message such as expertise of the source THEREFORE…short term acceptance.

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Elaboration Likelihood Model of persuasion - study?

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Petty - Sample of students read a message.
Why an exam should be introduced.
Group A - told it would come next year
Group B - told it would come in ten years.
Differed on EXPERTISE OF THE SOURCE and QUALITY OF ARGUMENT.
Group A - persuaded more by quality of argument. (cent. route)
Group B - persuaded more by other factors (expertise) (periph. route)

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Outline the Hovland Yale Model of persuasion.

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Attention
Understanding
Acceptance 
Retention
...three factors that affect acceptance:
1) Communicator (Reliable/trustworthy)
2) Message (Persuasive/two sided)
3) Audience (Age/Gender/Location)
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Hovland Yale model of persuasion - study?

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Qualls and Moore - 100 black and 100 white participants. Rated the beer most favourably that was advertised by someone of a similar race and social class.

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Outline the Classical Conditioning explanation of persuasion.

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Unconditioned stimulus - product.
Neutral stimulus - advert effects.

Conditioned stimulus - product.
Conditioned response - pleasure.

Viewer associates the positive feelings created by the advert with the product.

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Classical Conditioning - study?

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Smith - a group of students rated a product more favourable which produced a positive emotional response.

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