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Master neurophysiological marketing & communication
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Module 4
The Psychology of Decision-Making
1
Understanding Persuasion: The Elaboration Likelihood Model
Explain the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) and how it determines the route of persuasion for different audiences.
2
Heuristics and Biases in Consumer Choice
Define heuristics and identify common cognitive biases that influence consumer choice (e.g., anchoring, framing, scarcity).
3
Understanding Prospect Theory's Core Principles
Explain the core principles of Prospect Theory, including reference points, loss aversion, and the value function.
4
Crafting Marketing Messages with Gain and Loss Framing
Apply gain vs. loss framing to a marketing message based on the principles of Prospect Theory.
5
Social Proof: Psychological Principles and Neural Basis in Persuasion
Describe the psychological principle of 'social proof' and its neural basis in persuasion.
6
The Somatic Marker Hypothesis and Consumer Behavior
Explain the 'somatic marker hypothesis' and how gut feelings, driven by emotion, guide consumer decisions.
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