Credibility
Source Characteristics
Target Characteristics
Elaboration Likelihood Model
Language & Persuasion
100

Credibility is a ____dimensional construct.

Multidimensional 

100

Likability can lead to _____ bias.

Cognitive bias

100

Define Granfallooning

When individuals are encouraged to identify with a meaningless group.

100

According to theElaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) motivation involves... 

Ego-involvement which indicates the importance or centrality of the issue based on intense attitude arousal and their association with sense of self

100

Language use and message choice are key aspects of...

Persuasion and argumentation

200

Credibility refers to which of aristole's three artistic proofs 

Ethos
200

Describe Thordike's Halo Effect (1920)

The cognitive bias where one positive traits leads to a positive overall impression. (Opposite of Belludi's Horn Effect)

200

What is the sixth level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs and what does it mean?

Transcendence; It is when once you have reached self actualization you then start helping others to it as well.

200

Two things determine how much or how little we elaborate, what are they?

Motivation and Ability

200

Name two strategies commonly used in persuasive messages having to do with language.

Can be any two of the following: 

Connotative & denotative language, Repetition, Counter points, Imagery, Analogy, Humor, Hyperbole, Parody, Metaphor, or Euphemism

300

Name two ways persuaders can enhance credibility.

Appealing to social attractiveness, Demonstrating goodwill towards the audience, Using viral marketing, increase likability. (can be any combination of these)

300

Similarity has a threshold, it can enhance persuasion until it decreases perceptions of...

competence/expertise

300

Traits that play a role in whether or ones ideal audience will be persuaded are called... 


Target Characteristics

300

Having a stronger attitude that is more accessible causes us to...

Elaborate on the message more

300

Give an example of a euphemism

Can be any of the following:

hair thinning (instead of balding), passed away (instead of died), emergency landing (instead of plane crash), and pre-owned (instead of used)

400

Name the 4 Dimensions or 4 C's of Credibility

Competence (expertise), Character (trust worthiness), Caring (goodwill), Charisma 

400

Persuasion based on physical attractiveness has ____ ______ effects

Short term or short lived effects.

400

Name 3 demographics of our target audience that we should be aware of when crafting a persuasive message.

Age, Gender, Sexual orientation, Religion, Racial, Ethnic & Cultural Background

400

What does scrutinizing mean in terms of the elaboration likelihood model? 

To think carefully about issue relevant arguments.

400

Define counter points. 

Counterpoints are a language device that emphasizes something by contrasting or comparing it with something else. In general, counterpoints involve highlighting two (or a few) options, and emphasizing which you should choose.

500

Describe what a pseudo event is and how it affects credibility.  

Events that are planned to be capture, used a lot in politics, and they help to manufacture credibility.

500

What effects can a likable persuader have on us?

Bonus: How do they do this?

They can make us feel good and put us in a good mood.

Bonus: They can achieve this through nonverbal behaviors that can enhance liking or conveying that they have your best interest at heart.

500

This concept ties into the human need to belong, makes us try to connect to as many groups as possible, and allows persuaders to appeal both directly and indirectly. What is it?

Group Membership

500

Receivers with low involvement and a low need for cognition are engaging in which type of processing?

Peripheral processing

500

Attitude changes that result from _____ _______ last longer and are more likely to predict behavior.

Central Processing

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