Entertainment-education and elaboration likelihood¶
Slater, M. D., & Rouner, D. (2002). Entertainment-education and elaboration likelihood: Understanding the processing of narrative persuasion. Communication Theory, 12(2), 173-191.
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- Narrative Persuasion
- The structural signature is communicative rather than purely cognitive: it requires a sender (the artifact and whoever deploys it), a receiver (a narrative-receiving cognitive system capable of mental simulation), and a story-shaped medium that transports the receiver's attention into a constructed world from which attitudes return as residue, a sender/medium/receiver decomposition Slater and Rouner (2002) place at the core of their extended elaboration likelihood model of narrative persuasion.
This sourceExtended Elaboration Likelihood Model (E-ELM): argues that absorption in a narrative and identification with characters suppress counter-arguing of implicit, counter-attitudinal content; develops the sender/medium/receiver decomposition of narrative persuasion as a research program for entertainment-education treating each role as an independent design variable.
- The structural signature is communicative rather than purely cognitive: it requires a sender (the artifact and whoever deploys it), a receiver (a narrative-receiving cognitive system capable of mental simulation), and a story-shaped medium that transports the receiver's attention into a constructed world from which attitudes return as residue, a sender/medium/receiver decomposition Slater and Rouner (2002) place at the core of their extended elaboration likelihood model of narrative persuasion.
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