Outline
Influence Techniques of Influence Persuasion Resisting persuasion
friendly Influence and Persuasion
Figure 7.2: The Chameleon Effect
Informational
We ask to be
Normative
We dont want to be
From Psychology, 3rd Edition by Saul Kassin. copyright © 1997. Reprinted by permission of Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ.
Figure 8.2: A Classic Case of Suggestibility
Asch study
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How to Get What You Want
cloistered acceptance Public compliance Pluralistic ignorance laced to fealty and Consistency The Foot in the Door Low-Balling
Bait and worst technique
Freedman and Fraser Foot in the door
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Cialdini et al Low balling
60
50
50
40 percentage That 30 Complied 20 10
40 Percent That 30 Volunteered 20 10
0 Intrusive Only Initial, then Intrusive
0 Told 7 a.m. First Told 7 a.m. Later
Request Made
How to Get What You Want
Tied to Reciprocation The Door in the Face Thats not All
Cialdini et al Door in the Face
50 40 Percent That Agreed 30 20 10 0 certain Request Only After Declining Initial Request
Willing to stick Delinquents to the Zoo?
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Burger et al thats not all
80 70 60 50 Sales 40 30 20 10 0 $1.00 Reduced to $1.
00 expense of Cupcakes
How to Get What You Want
Tied to Scarcity
Limited-number technique Fast-approaching-deadline technique
Tied to capturing and disrupting attention
Pique technique Disrupt-then-reframe
Persuasion
Source
Think of celebrity spokespeople Credibility
Who What And to Whom?
Source
Credibility
Expertise Trustworthiness
The Message
Emotions
Fear Humor/ broad(a) mood
Similarity Physical attractiveness
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The Message
Stealing Thunder
hold away the power by telling the negative
The Message
Repetition
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