The model that explains how customers make decisions in high involvement and low involvement is explained in___________?

Correct answer: C. elaboration likelihood model

  • A. expectancy elaboration model
  • B. value elaboration model
  • C. elaboration likelihood model
  • D. value likelihood model

Explanation

The elaboration likelihood model explains persuasion through a central route for high involvement and a peripheral route for low involvement. The central route involves careful consideration of information, while the peripheral route relies on cues such as attractiveness or popularity.

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