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Cognitive processing and the functional matching effect in persuasion: The mediating role of subjective perceptions of message quality
Howard Lavine
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Mark Snyder
Psychology (Twin Cities)
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Cognitive Processing
100%
Mediating Role
100%
Subjective Perception
100%
Matching Effect
100%
Message Quality
100%
Self-monitor
100%
Function Matching
100%
Enhanced Perception
50%
Value-expressive
50%
Cognitive Processes
25%
Functional Relevance
25%
Path Analysis
25%
Positive Attitude
25%
Favorable Attitude
25%
Presidential Elections
25%
Persuasive Messages
25%
Voting Intention
25%
Message Evaluation
25%
Value-expressive Function
25%
Argument Types
25%
Mixed Message
25%
PostMessage
25%
Message Persuasiveness
25%
Psychology
Cognitive Process
100%