The ELM asserts that we can be "cognitive misers," using heuristics to process persuasive messages. What would be an example of this?

group of answers:

Listening to the President's weekly radio address and disagreeing with each of the points of his economic recovery plan.

Thinking a vitamin supplement advertised in a commercial must be effective because the commercial featured an actor in a white lab coat who looked like a doctor.

Feeling compelled to contribute to your company's yearly charity fundraiser because your manager is collecting the donations and will know if you do not donate.

Carefully listening to the arguments made by the chief of police on the need for increased neighborhood patrols while attending a city council meeting.