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Persuasion Techniques: Central and Peripheral Routes
Differentiate between central route and peripheral route persuasion (Elaboration Likelihood Model) in media and politics.
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Social Psychology: Cognition, Attitudes, and Social Influence
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Examine how individuals perceive others, form attitudes, and respond to persuasion, conformity pressures, and authority.
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