COMM 1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Psychographic, Social Facilitation, Social Loafing

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Small Group Communication
RC Ch 10 (groups)
Message strategies
Use of evidence
Appeals to positive/negative emotion
Use of storytelling /myths
Appeal to Higher Order Human Needs
Appeals to broad cultural values
Source Qualities
Credibility: how believable is a source?
2 Different dimension:
1. Expertise = perceived training, knowledge, experience of source
of source (on given topic)
Someone can be smart but have an ulterior motive
2. Trustworthiness = amount of perceived honesty, integrity of
source (incl biases)
You can have varying degrees of both
Strongest credibility is w/ a lot of both
Similarity with target
= share characteristics ntw source and receiver
Same attitudes (political, religion), values (importance of being
there for your kids, way you dress) , demo
ex) I’m a concerned mom like you
Likeability
Are you nice thoooo
= being friendly, interesting, having positive attitude, seeming
secure in self but empathetic to others
Physical Attractiveness
Halo effect ( you think highly of them)
Celebrities
Not equally as strong
It depends if people know them
Famousness just validates/ enhances expertise
Ex) Subaru mom: get a car you can depend on
Source info comes from mom similarity of target (parents) expertise
(mom has experience carrying team crap, responsible for team members),
safety
How to understand your audience?
Demographics
ex) sex, race,age, income
Assumes general group has same views
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Expertise = perceived training, knowledge, experience of source of source (on given topic) Someone can be smart but have an ulterior motive. Trustworthiness = amount of perceived honesty, integrity of source (incl biases) You can have varying degrees of both. Strongest credibility is w/ a lot of both. = share characteristics ntw source and receiver. Same attitudes (political, religion), values (importance of being there for your kids, way you dress) , demo. Ex) i"m a concerned mom like you. = being friendly, interesting, having positive attitude, seeming secure in self but empathetic to others. Halo effect ( you think highly of them) Ex) subaru mom: get a car you can depend on. Source info comes from mom similarity of target (parents) expertise (mom has experience carrying team crap, responsible for team members), safety. Not just assuming whole group has same views, you test audience with research.

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