Persuasive Advocacy |
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Authors: | Ken Haycock |
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Institution: | University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, USA |
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Abstract: | Librarians need to consider a new approach in order to build more effective advocacy efforts. Building upon the principles developed by Robert Cialdini, a noted social psychologist, the authors suggest that there are six tendencies of human behavior that will positively impact compliance with a request: liking, reciprocity, social proof, authority, consistency and scarcity. In the end, relationships that are built over time are what matter as far as funding decision makers are concerned. |
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Keywords: | Advocacy authority consistency library legislative day liking persuasion reciprocity Robert Cialdini scarcity social proof social psychology |
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