The influence of message framing, felt involvement and gender upon persuasion
Research on the effect of message framing upon persuasion is a relatively new but emerging stream of research within the framework of both consumer behaviour and psychology. Past research in this area has produced inconclusive and conflicting results with both the positive and negative frames herald...
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Research on the effect of message framing upon persuasion is a relatively new but emerging stream of research within the framework of both consumer behaviour and psychology. Past research in this area has produced inconclusive and conflicting results with both the positive and negative frames heralded as more persuasive than their oppositely-valenced counterparts. |
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