Conceptualizing Persuasive Messages Using ELM in Social Media

作者: Shasha Teng , Kok Wei Khong , Wei Wei Goh

DOI: 10.1080/15332861.2014.910729

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摘要: … as these articles studied ELM which was applied in traditional media marketing. Sixty-eight articles on ELM were screened out of 91 ELM studies in the new media marketing studies as …

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