In Regards to Source Credibility, Gass & Seiter Argue That

question 76

Multiple Choice

In regards to source credibility, Gass & Seiter argue that

• A) relying on source credibility is perfectly fine
• B) relying on the primary dimensions of credibility is justified, relying on the secondary dimensions is not
• C) relying on credibility as the principle means of persuasion short-circuits critical thinking
• D) receivers should consider the evidence or proof contained in a persuasive message, not the source

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Definitions:

Control Over Behavior

The ability of an individual to regulate actions and reactions in accordance with societal norms or personal goals.

Healthy Self-Concept

A positive perception or image of oneself, reflecting confidence and an understanding of one's strengths and weaknesses.