The Hierarchy of Effects in the Low-Involvement Hierarchy Is Affect-Behaviour-Belief

question 100

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The hierarchy of effects in the low-involvement hierarchy is affect-behaviour-belief.

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Definitions:

Backgrounds

The diverse experiences, cultures, education, and personal histories that individuals bring to a situation or environment, contributing to their perspectives and behaviors.

Cultures

The collective beliefs, customs, arts, and social institutions of a particular group of people or society.

Social Capital Dimension

Aspects of social networks and relationships that facilitate cooperation, trust, and mutual benefit among individuals or groups.

Contacts

Individuals or entities that one knows, especially regarded as a source of information or in a professional context to gain advantages.