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Social Judgment Theory
Muzafer Sherif
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: INFLUENCE
Theory Overview 10th Edition
The larger the discrepancy between a speaker’s position and a listener’s point of view, the greater the change in attitude—as long as the message doesn’t fall within the hearer’s latitude of rejection. High ego- involvement usually indicates a wide latitude of rejection. Messages that fall there may have a boomerang effect. (Socio-psychological tradition)
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Social Judgment Theory
Muzafer Sherif
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: INFLUENCE
Theory Overview 10th Edition
The larger the discrepancy between a speaker’s position and a listener’s point of view, the greater the change in attitude—as long as the message doesn’t fall within the hearer’s latitude of rejection. High ego- involvement usually indicates a wide latitude of rejection. Messages that fall there may have a boomerang effect. (Socio-psychological tradition)
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