The Influence of Ambivalence Toward a Communication Source: Media Context Priming and Persuasion Polarization  

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Chang, Chingching

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Communication Research vol. 41 no. 6 (Aug. 2014), page 783-808.
Topik: affective priming; ambivalent attitudes; assimilation effects; context priming; contrast effects; communication sources; conceptual priming; persuasion
Fulltext: CR 4106 0814 783-808_SA.pdf (521.49KB)

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When people feel ambivalent toward an information source, their attitudes toward the endorsed information reflect the influence of contextual priming. In particular, the valence of relevant (i.e., applicable to source evaluations) and irrelevant (i.e., not applicable to source evaluates) media contexts likely exert influences through conceptual and affective priming, respectively, such that they polarize message persuasion in diverging ways. Using celebrity endorsers in ads, Experiments 1 and 3 show that valence of a relevant story about similar people triggers conceptual priming and generates context contrast effects on endorsed information among ambivalent, but not univalent, participants. In contrast, Experiments 2 and 3 show that valence of an irrelevant article triggers affective priming and generates context assimilation effects on endorsed information among ambivalent, but not univalent, participants.

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