Chaiken (1987) and Other Proponents of the Heuristic-Systematic Model of Persuasion

question 87

Multiple Choice

Chaiken (1987) and other proponents of the heuristic-systematic model of persuasion assert that emotions often signal us as to our true attitudes.By this they mean that

• A) emotional responses are the basis of most attitudes.
• B) emotions often inform our "How do I feel about it?" heuristic.
• C) careful analysis of message contents invokes strong emotions.
• D) positive emotions are used as a heuristic but negative emotions are not.

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Definitions:

Baseline Functioning

refers to the normal operating level of an individual in physical, mental, or emotional aspects, serving as a comparison point for detecting changes or effects of interventions.

Decreases Injury

Measures or actions taken to reduce the risk or severity of harm or damage to the body.

Isotonic Exercises

Physical activities that involve moving a muscle through a range of motion against a constant resistance.

Bicycling

A form of exercise or transportation involving riding a bike, beneficial for cardiovascular health and muscle strength.