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Elaboration Likelihood Model

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was ELM developed?

a)

1700s

b)

1800s

c)

1980s

d)

1920s

2.

What are the two different processes that make up ELM?

a)

Internal and External

b)

Central and Peripheral

c)

Central and Physical

d)

Physical and Emotional

3.

What does ELM try to explain?

a)

How to start a company

b)

How to get a job

c)

How attitudes become shaped, formed, and changed

d)

How to make people like you

4.

Central Route Processing is...

a)

Detail-oriented

b)

Money-oriented

c)

Source-oriented

d)

Food-oriented

5.

Central Route can only occur when the receiver is...

a)

Distracted and uninterested

b)

Motivated and able

c)

Tired and hungry

d)

Happy and nice

6.

True or False: If the receiver is not affected by the message, they will probably ignore it.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

True or False: If the receiver is uninterested or unable to understand, they will lack the ability to do central processing.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Who developed the ELM

a)

Lewis and Clark

b)

Petty and Cacioppo

c)

Bonnie and Clyde

d)

Freud and Pavlov

9.

Peripheral Route Processing is...

a)

Money-Oriented

b)

Source-oriented

c)

Detail-oriented

d)

Business-oriented

10.

True or False: In peripheral route, the receiver may decide to agree with a message based on the attractiveness of the source.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Victoria went to the store to by new pots and pans. When she got there she could not decide which brand to get. Then, she saw famous chef, Bobby Flay was endorsing a specific brand. Because she loves Bobby Flay so much and trusts his cooking abilities, she decided to go with that brand. | This is an example of:

a)

Central Route

b)

Direct Route

c)

Indirect Route

d)

Peripheral Route

12.

True or False: Those that use peripheral route processing are more active when it comes to the message being presented to them.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

True or False: Both central and peripheral processes should be understood because both occur in receivers.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Where was ELM developed

a)

Sweden

b)

Chicago University

c)

University of Illinois at Chicago

d)

University of Michigan

15.

How can ELM be applied in advertising? (two answers)

a)

It can show you how to beat your competition

b)

It can show you how to start an advertising firm

c)

It can show you how to appeal to both types of learners

d)

It can show you how to create different types of advertisements

16.

What kind of jewels did we use in our example??

a)

Silver

b)

Gold

c)

White gold

d)

Platinum

17.

Application in Advertising! - if there is low customer involvement, which route will process the advertisement?

a)

Central

b)

Peripheral

18.

Elaboration Likelihood Model explains how attitudes are...

a)

learned and applied

b)

shaped, formed and reinforced

c)

created, maintained, and shared

d)

transformed

19.

In our example, which famous person had their own makeup brand?

a)

Shakira

b)

Beyonce

c)

J Lo

d)

Rihanna

20.

ELM focuses on how humans process...

a)

stimuli

b)

emotions

c)

anger

d)

issues

21.

Which does the peripheral route focus on?

a)

numbers and length of argument

b)

quality of argument