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Public Relations/ Advertising, Marketing and Consumer Behavior

▪ Agenda-Setting Theory
▪ Attraction-Selection-Attrition Framework
▪ Attribution Theory
▪ Cognitive Dissonance theory
▪ Elaboration Likelihood Model
▪ Expectancy Value Theory
▪ Priming
▪ Semiotic Theories
▪ Theory of Planned Behavior/ Reasoned Action
▪ Uncertainty Reduction Theory
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