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Which of the following are the two ways the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) suggests people react to stimuli? The Tri-component route and the Multi-attribute route The central route and the peripheral route The cognitive component and the affective component The attitude toward object model and the attitude toward behavior model

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          Which of the following are the two ways the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) suggests people react to stimuli?
The Tri-component route and the Multi-attribute route
The central route and the peripheral route
The cognitive component and the affective component
The attitude toward object model and the attitude toward behavior model

which of the following are the two ways the elaboration likelihood model elm suggests people react to stimuli the tri component route and the multi attribute route the central route and the 61821

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Which of the following are the two ways the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) suggests people react to stimuli? The Tri-component route and the Multi-attribute route The central route and the peripheral route The cognitive component and the affective component The attitude toward object model and the attitude toward behavior model