2024
DOI: 10.1002/mar.22176
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The Power That Blinds: How Power and Persuasion Knowledge Affect Marketplace Interactions

Alexander H. Ziegler,
Michael J. Barone,
Thomas E. DeCarlo
et al.

Abstract: This research examines how consumers' psychological power states and persuasion knowledge jointly affect their responsiveness to persuasion attempts. Results from four experiments demonstrate that when persuasion knowledge is accessible, consumers will detect and correct marketers' ulterior motives, reducing their susceptibility to persuasion tactics. However, under conditions where persuasion knowledge is relatively inaccessible, consumers experiencing low‐ (vs. high‐) power states continue to exhibit reduced… Show more

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