Social Sciences
persuasion
94%
Jamaica
54%
product placement
52%
food
40%
literacy
29%
marketing
28%
news
26%
individualism
25%
gender
24%
adolescent
18%
human being
16%
social media
16%
examination
15%
video
15%
eating behavior
13%
television
13%
newspaper
12%
citizen
12%
gift
12%
media behavior
11%
utility theory
11%
content analysis
11%
women's press
11%
preschool child
11%
gender role
11%
evaluation
11%
movies
11%
appeal
10%
regulation
10%
food consumption
10%
attitude formation
10%
visual perception
10%
magazine
9%
socialization
9%
mass media
9%
Denmark
9%
spectator
9%
globalization
9%
caregiver
9%
political interest
8%
tactics
8%
publicity
8%
conservatism
8%
broadcast
8%
Business & Economics
Persuasion Knowledge Model
100%
Brand Placement
37%
Product Placement
33%
Individualism
24%
Telepresence
23%
Preschool children
21%
Cause-related Marketing
20%
Brand Attitude
20%
Jamaica
20%
Charity
19%
Selectivity
18%
Liking
14%
Literacy
14%
Cultural Values
13%
Computer Games
11%
Femininity
11%
Thinking Styles
11%
Content Analysis
11%
Gender Differences
11%
Evaluation
10%
National Product
10%
South Korea
10%
Consciousness
10%
Country of Origin Effects
10%
Masculinity
10%
Collectivism
10%
Food Consumption
10%
Order Effects
9%
Spectator
9%
Virtual Reality
9%
Entertainment
9%
Primary School
9%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Persuasive Communication
39%
Food
36%
Jamaica
34%
Marketing
33%
Literacy
29%
Social Media
15%
Public Service Announcements
13%
Consciousness
13%
Consumer Behavior
13%
Charities
12%
Moral Obligations
12%
Television
12%
Denmark
11%
Handheld Computers
11%
Gift Giving
10%
Interdisciplinary Research
10%
Ceremonial Behavior
10%
Ego
10%
Eating
10%
Food and Beverages
10%
Mothers
9%
Practice Guidelines
9%
Thinking
9%
Politics
9%
Sexuality
9%
Health Promotion
8%
Budgets
8%
Acculturation
8%
Child
8%
Sexual and Gender Minorities
8%
Overweight
7%
Global Health
7%
Tablets
7%
Interviews
7%
Meals
7%
Teaching
6%
Organizations
6%
Decision Making
6%
Sugars
6%
Economics
6%
Pediatric Obesity
5%
Restaurants
5%
Direction compound
5%
Health
5%
Heterosexuality
5%
Randomized Controlled Trials
5%
