Social Studies, 24.10.2021 05:30 Rachaeltice8810

When we focus on the informational content of an argument and determine if it holds up under scrutiny, we are using the of the dual process model of persuasion. This way works well when we have plenty of time and results in strongly held, relatively enduring attitudes. peripheral route

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