Session 16: Influencing Cognitively-Based Attitudes Flashcards

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When do people remember their experiences?

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Duration doesn’t matter. People remember their peak and end experiences the most.

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What are the two approaches to elaboration likelihood model (ELM)?

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  1. Central Route

2. Peripheral Route

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What is the central route (ELM)?

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  • Elaboration: More message-induced thoughts
  • Requires effort
  • Form an opinion based on central cues: important, diagnostic information
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What is peripheral route (ELM)

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  • Little elaboration; requires little effort
  • Form an opinion based on peripheral cues: easy to process but surface characteristics
  • Temporary change that is susceptible to fading and counterattacks
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High effort, Cognition

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Comparative ads; two-sided messages, argument quality

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High effort, affect

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Deeper, emotional processing

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Low effort, cognition

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Simple inferences; Heuristics

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Low effort, affect

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Classical conditioning, mere exposure mood

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