英文摘要 |
Attitude change affected by persuasive media content is one of the most important topics in the field of media effect research. Studies found that short term and long term effects are different. In ordinary, persuasion effects will decrease over time, which may be found immediately then attitude returns to the base line. However, sometimes delayed attitude changes could be observed by some research, such as sleeper effect. Less local study focuses on related stipulations of the possible influence of sleeper effect. The present study attempts to investigate the effects of information processing styles and discounting cues on participants’immediate and delayed attitude changes. A 2 (high/low rationality) × 2 (with/without discounting cue) factorial design was employed to examine the extent to which the persuasiveness of a name brand soft drink’s campaign messages and health promotion messages as discounting cues have effects on college students. Results revealed interactive marginal effects between factors on attitude changes over time. Practical applications were suggested. |