Along with the idea that people have power and the right to establish government, and have unalienable rights, people have the burden and duty as individual people to obey and follow the laws of the government, that they have established.
Here are the full answer choices:
Who is most likely to use the central route to respond to persuasive messages?
<span>a. Emma, an anthropology major, who is taking an economics class pass/fail in order to fulfill a college requirement </span>
<span>b. Danielle, who notices an eye-catching billboard for a brand of beer as she drives on the highway to her grandparents' house </span>
<span>c. Jorge, who plans to attend a guest lecture on worldwide water shortages, a topic about which he has read a great deal
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The answer is C. Jorge.
The use of central route of persuasion refers to a situation when someone persuaded to do something SOLELY because of the content of the message.
In option A, Emma is persuaded by the sense of obligation and in option B Danielle is persuaded by visual attraction.
This political involvement would likely be based on <u>"self-interest".</u>
The significance of self-interest at both the small scale and large scale levels of politics turns out to be clear once one looks not just at the "contributions" of a majority rules system but rather at its "yields" too. The commonness of intrigue gatherings, the brokenness of the United States impose code, the campaigning by associations for their individuals' self-interest, the reserves in the Patriot Act, the various instances of debasement in Western popular governments, and the disappointment of natives with their legislatures' failings all point to the significance of self-interest in politics.
