Validity and extensions of the Model Elaboration Likelihood (ELM). Towards a field theory in persuasive advertising

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José Luis León Sáez de Ybarra

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The main model of persuasion nowadays, the model elaboration likelihood (ELM) is subjected to a review, beyond an experimental verificationism, from analysis of frames (framing) that reveals the rules of problematizing of cognitive social psychology, the native field from where the model is born. Its explanatory and pragmatic value is compared with the inductive method proposed by Glaser, and it is posed in relationship with implicit models of advertising creators and persuasive advertising needs. Of the above it is extracted an overall evaluation of ELM.
On the recommendation of the nobel Herbert Simon about heuristic discipline integration, a way to extend the ELM model, as a new metatheory that can contribute to the advancement of persuasive advertising theorizing, is proposed.

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León Sáez de Ybarra, J. L. (2014). Validity and extensions of the Model Elaboration Likelihood (ELM). Towards a field theory in persuasive advertising. AdComunica, 169–188. https://doi.org/10.6035/2174-0992.2014.8.10
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José Luis León Sáez de Ybarra, Universidad del País Vasco

José Luis Sáez de Ybarra [joseluis.leon@ehu.es] es catedrático de Comunicación Audiovisual y Publicidad de la Universidad del País Vasco. Sus áreas principales de interés son las estrategias persuasivas, la evaluación de la eficacia publicitaria, y la investigación de mercados. Ha publicado los volúmenes Persuasión de masas (ediciones Deusto, 1989) y su reedición actualizada Persuasión Pública (Servicio editorial UPV, 2008), Los efectos de la publicidad (Ed. Ariel, 1996), y Mitoanálisis de la publicidad (Ed. Ariel, 2001). Publica el blog http://blogs.elcorreo.com/influencias/.