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  1. 1How do we increase the variability explained in behavior?(other than increasing external and internal controls)Time.
    Shorter the time period between behavioral intent and behavior, the increase in predicted power.
  2. 2Risky behaviors require...Higher self efficacy because greater self efficacy reduces perceived risks in a behavior, which increases your likelihood of a behavior
  3. 36 things that drive all human behavior (expectancy values)1. status
    2. social
    3. information
    4. monetary
    5. self-reactive
    6. entertainment
  4. 4Media UbiquityAccessing media via multiple devices
    ex: watching TV while on phone.
  5. 5What does the elaboration likelihood model do?How we form our attitudes
  6. 6Brand Development Index (BDI)numerical display showing the geographic or demographic areas of a brands relative strengths or weakness of sales
    *if BDI is 164, then 64% more likely to use brand in certain area.
  7. 7How can you effectively measure ROI?digital metrics must be:
    simple
    relevant
    timely
    instantly useful
    example: impressions, twitter followers
  8. 8Category Development Index (CDI)numerical display showing the sales potential of a category
    if CDI of 142, means 42% more likely to find product in an area.
  9. 9FrequencyThe average number of times people (or households) are exposed to an advertising message, campaign, or vehicle
    Frequency= GRP'S/Reach
  10. 10RatingThe percentage of individuals (or households) exposed to an advertising medium at a particular moment
    rating=# of people watching a show/# of people in the population x100
  11. 11ReachThe number of different individuals (or homes) exposed to a media schedule within a given period of time.
    always expressed as a percent
    reach= GRPS/Frequency
  12. 12PulsingAlways advertising, sometimes less than other months.
  13. 13FlightingNo advertising some months.
  14. 14Continuous AdvertisingStay at one continuous level for advertising
  15. 15Within the ELM, please explain how routes to persuasion differ in their long and short-term effects. (how do they differ in attitude)Central has longer lasting attitude effects then peripheral. (more stable)
    Initially you get a stronger effect with peripheral processing. It just lacks stability.
  16. 16Define one reason why attitudes tend to remain stable. Then explain how advertisers can over come their resisting mechanism.Reasons:
    Reactance-A negative reaction to perceiving person freedom is being threatened. (counteract: trail ability)
    Forewarning-
    Advance knowledge of persuasive attempts. (counteract-use product placement, or general congruence of media)
    Attitude Polarization- Tendency to evaluate mixed evidence in such a way as to strengthen initial views and make them more extreme. (counteract: trail ability)
  17. 17According to your readings on Reasoned Action and Planned Behavior, behavioral intentions are a function of: A. Sample demographics B. Early and early majority adopters C. Information or beliefs D. BehaviorC. Information or beliefs

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