Attitudes And Persuasion
By:Richard E Petty,John T Cacioppo
Published on 1996-01-26 by Hachette UK
This classic text surveys a number of different theoretical approaches to the related phenomena of attitude and belief change. These theories are grouped into seven major approaches, each presented and evaluated in a separate chapter. Each contributes in an important way to a complete understanding of the persuasion process. Appropriate for both upper level undergraduates and graduates in the social sciences.
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