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Marketing, Persuasion, and Propaganda

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Welcome to Marketing, Persuasion, and Propaganda

  Attitude Change: Persuasion and Social Influence
  Attitudes and Persuasion
  Consumer Psychology: Categorization, Inferences, Affect, and Persuasion
  Determining the Optimal Level of Media Spending
  Effects of Television Sitcom Exposure on the Accessibility of Verbally Aggressive Thoughts
  New Perspectives and Evidence on Political Communication and Campaign Effects
  On Covert Communication in Advertising
  Patterns of Prosocial Reasoning in Indian Children
  Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People
  Religious Ideology, Hindu Women and Development in India
  Self-Religiosity, Father’s Attitude and Religious Education in the Moral Behaviour of Adolescents
  The Double-edged Sword of Providing Information about the Prevalence of Safer Sex
  The Effects of Sexual Social Marketing Appeals on Cognitive Processing and Persuasion
  The Relationship of Character Structure to Persuasive Communication in Advertising
  When Does Advertising Have an Impact? A Study of Tracking Data

Social Cognition

  • Attitude, Emotions and Well-Being
  • Communication
  • Eurocentrism, Colonial and Post-Colonial Issues
  • Identity
  • Marketing, Persuasion, and Propaganda
  • Motivation
  • Perception, Judgment and Mental Representation
  • Motivation
  • Perception, Judgment and Mental Representation
  • Prejudice, Stigma and Discrimination
  • Race and Ethnicity


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