Moral Science

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7 Principles of Influence

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  • 1. Multiple Choice
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    At Tupperware parties (or Pampered Chef, Arbonne, etc.), guests' fondness for their host influences purchase decisions twice as much as the products themselves.

    This is an example of:

    Liking

    Reciprocity

    Social Proof

    Authority

  • 2. Multiple Choice
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    1 pt

    During WWII, Japanese leaders were debating whether to follow the lead of their Nazi allies, but ultimately rejected the pressure to adopt Nazi tactics toward Jews after a Jewish scholar said to them: “We are Asian. Like you.”

    This is an example of:

    Social Proof

    Authority

    Unity

    Consistency

  • 3. Multiple Choice
    30 seconds
    1 pt

    When Disabled American Veterans enclosed free address labels in donation-request envelopes, response rates doubled.

    This is an example of:

    Scarcity

    Liking

    Reciprocity

    Consistency

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