Affective Responses to Counter-Attitudinal Testimonials Drive Persuasive Effects: The Case of Physician-Assisted Suicide

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RT @jumawa: We are delighted to see our recent publication available online that examines whether narrative persuasion theories (EELM and E…

19 Sep 2023

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We are delighted to see our recent publication available online that examines whether narrative persuasion theories (EELM and EORM) are applicable to testimonial narratives

18 Sep 2023

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RT @jjigartua: New study on the power of testimonial as "overtly persuasive narratives" (Watts, Slater, & Moyer-Gusé, 2023). It is a must!…

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New study on the power of testimonial as "overtly persuasive narratives" (Watts, Slater, & Moyer-Gusé, 2023). It is a must! New theoretical approach toward understanding the persuasion process using testimonial narratives. https://t.co/gsxndAoY8H

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