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Utilitarian
Relates to the basic principles of reward and punishment.
Value-Expressive Function
Express the consumer’s central values or self-concept.
Ego-Defensive Function
Protective mechanism from external threats or internal feelings.
Knowledge Function
Because of need or order, structure, or meaning.
ABC Model
Affect:
Refers to the way costumer feels.

Behavior:
Involves the person’s intentions to do.

Cognition:
Refers to the beliefs.
The Standard Learning Hierarchy
Cognition
Affect
Behavior
The Low Involvement Hierarchy
Cognition
Behavior
Affect
The Experiential Hierarchy
Affect
Behavior
Cognition
Attitude toward the Advertisement (AD).
Favorable/Unfavorable mannered response to a particular advertising stimulus during a specific exposure occasion.
Principle of cognitive consistency
Consumers value harmony among their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and care motivated to maintain uniformity.
Self-Perception Theory
Relevant to low-individual hierarchy. Foot-in-the-door technique.
Social Judgment Theory
Latitudes of acceptance and rejection.
Balance Theory
Triads structure
People are likely to give when they receive.
Reciprocity Persuasion
Items become more attractive when they are less available.
Scarcity Persuasion
Talking more about the importance of who delivers the message. Believing an authoritative source much more readily.
Authority Persuasion
People trying not to contradict themselves.
Consistency Persuasion
Agreeing with those we like or admire.
Liking Persuasion
Talking into account what others are doing before we decide what to do.
Consensus Persuasion
An active attempt to change attitudes.
Persuasion
Source-->Message-->Medium--> consumer-->Feedback [i.e., Back to Source]
Communication Model