Answer:
central route
Explanation:
According to the 'elaboration likelihood model' or 'ELM' there are two route or path to persuasion, they are-
1. The central path to persuasion.
2. The peripheral path to persuasion.
Central path or route to persuasion: According to the ELM, the central route to persuasion is defined as the capability of an individual is being motivated to think or analyze a particular message. It is also referred to as the central route processing and includes strong facts, relevant topic which motivates the listener to listen.
In the question above, Dan's careful or slow decision-making process illustrates the central route to persuasion.
As this occurs, Janay starts to create a memory of the movie through the process of encoding. There are three stages of memory where encoding would be first. It is the very important and crucial stage in a new memory. It is the part where we take in the information given and start processing it through semantic, acoustic or visual form. Next stage is the storage where we store the information we have encoded to the brain. It can be for a short time or a long time storage. The last stage would be the retrieval where it involves the taking out of the information from the storage. Remembering something is being able to retrieve that information that is being stored.
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Answer:
The correct order of seafloor features from the coastline to the mid-ocean ridge is:
- D. <u>shelf, slope, rise, abyssal plain</u>.
Explanation:
Given the seafloor features from the coast, I can mention:
- In the first instance the continental shelf, which <u>is up to 200</u> meters below sea level.
- The continental slope that goes from <u>200 meters below sea level to 3000</u> meters below sea level.
- The continental rise that goes from <u>3000 to 4000</u> meters below sea level.
- The Abyssal Plain goes from <u>4000 to 6000</u> meters below sea level.
So you can check this information that I give you, I attach an image that represents these features.
