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Understanding Persuasion: Weapons of Influence, Quizzes of Effective Business Communication

Psychology of Consumer BehaviorSocial InfluencePersuasion TechniquesCognitive Psychology

A study guide for chapter 1 of robert cialdini's book 'influence: the psychology of persuasion'. It covers key terms and concepts related to persuasion, including the significance of the turquoise collection, the concept of 'click-whirr', fixed action patterns, and triggers. Students will learn how these concepts can be used as strategies to persuade others.

What you will learn

  • What is the significance of the turquoise collection as described in Chapter 1?
  • What is a fixed action pattern and how are they related to autonomous actions?
  • What is a click-whir and how is it related to our actions?

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2015/2016

Uploaded on 12/10/2016

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Download Understanding Persuasion: Weapons of Influence and more Quizzes Effective Business Communication in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Chapter 1 Weapons of Influence 1) What is the significance of the turquoise collection example Cialdini describes in Chapter 1? DEFINITION 1 You get what you pay for but does expensive always equal good? TERM 2 What is the key word I told you to use to remember this concept? In other words, what one word makes one able to use this concept as a strategy to persuade others. DEFINITION 2 Click-whir TERM 3 What is a fixed action pattern? DEFINITION 3 Patterns of behavior that occur the same every time TERM 4 How are fixed action patterns related to autonomous actions? DEFINITION 4 The assumption here is we spend a lot of time acting autonomously (without thought, i.e. in the peripheral route. TERM 5 What is a real life example of a trigger? What is the role of the trigger in a persuasive attempt? DEFINITION 5 The person with the upper hand can evoke these actions by creating a trigger to enact predicted autonomous actions.
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