States That There Are Two Basic Routes to Persuasion,the Central

question 13

Multiple Choice

states that there are two basic routes to persuasion,the central route and the peripheral route.Under the central route to persuasion,a message recipient is viewed as:

• A)lacking the motivation to process a message
• B)having a low level of involvement and relying on imagery processing
• C)a very active and involved participant in the communications process
• D)having low ability to attend to and comprehend a message
• E)unlikely to engage in detailed cognitive processing

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