PERSUASION : IT INCLUDE CORE COMMUNICATION PROCESS HOW TO INFLUENCE OTHERS OR CO
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PERSUASION : IT INCLUDE CORE COMMUNICATION PROCESS HOW TO INFLUENCE OTHERS OR CONVIENCE OTHERS TO CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS A PRODUCT OR SERVICE . IT MEANS INFLUENCE THE WAY SOME ONES THINKS OR BEHAVE .
HIGH INVOLVEMENT
high levels of energy are aroused within the consumer
this energy is directed toward some particular consumer activity
A person under conditions of high involvement is likely to be thinking more or feeling more strongly.
LOW INVOLVEMENT
lower levels of energy are aroused within the consumer
the consumer will invest less energy into their thoughts or feelings
THERE ARE TOTALLY 4 ROUTES
1.DUAL PROCESSING
2.CENTRAL
3.PERIPHARAL
4.ELABORATE
CENTRAL ROUTE
When the person has the motivation and ability to engage in issue-relevant thinking:
elaboration likelihood is said to be high
person is likely to scrutinize and elaborate upon the message, draw inferences
person will tend to engage in effortful thinking about the issue
PERIPHERAL ROUTE
As various factors in the situation reduce a person's motivation or ability to think about an issue:
the elaboration likelihood is said to be low
person will tend to avoid effortful thinking about the issue
person will conserve cognitive resources or expend them on some other irrelevant task
person will tend to engage in a superficial analysis of the issue, drawing a "reasonable" attitude based on non-issue-relevant cues
IF CONSUMER SHOW LOW INVOLVMENT WE SHOULD USE PERIPHERAL ROUTE TO PERSUASION BECAUSE PERIPHARAL ROUTE CLEARLY EXPLAINS THS CONSUMER OR PERSON MOTIVATION OR ABILITY TO THINK REDUCE BECAUSE OF ELABORATION IS LOW.PERSON WILL TNED TO AVOID THE ISSUE
Explanation / Answer
With regard to the central and peripheral routes to persuasion theory, in the case of low consumer involvement, the ______________ route to persuasion should be employed.
1. Dual processing
2. Central
3. Peripheral
4. Elaborate
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