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This article identifies arousal as the motivating variable that helps high commitment consumers generate more counterarguments resulting in resistance to attitude change. Two studies examine the role of arousal on high and low commitment participants. In the first study, arousal is externally...
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This research finds that high- and low-commitment consumers use different information-processing strategies when exposed to competitive brand information. High-commitment consumers use a disconfirmatory processing strategy, focusing on the dissimilarities between their preferred brand and the...
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