As part of research projects in Theories of Persuasive Communication and Consumer Decision Making in Spring 2001, each student developed a Website for different theories.

• Selective Perception
  by Anna Andriasova
  
  
• Expectancy-Value Theory and Attitude Measurement
  by Fernanda Arias-Llobet
  
  
• Opinion Leadership
  by Suzanne Baldwin
  
  
• Personality Theory: Its Function in Persuasive Communication, Consumer Behavior, and Advertising
  by Giselle Bowie
  
  
• Elaboration Likelihood Model
  by Melissa DiPiero
  
  
• Information Processing
  by Suzana Zilber Gildin
  
  
• Nonverbal Communication
  by John Gipson
  
  
• Subliminal Advertising
  by Ji-Young Hong
  
  
• One-Sided vs. Two-Sided Communication
  by Alyssa LeWan Klossner
  
  
• Source Credibility
  by Riley Lagrone
  
  
• Order Effect Theory
  by Stephanie Lee
  
  
• Theory of Reasoned Action: A Model Developed to Predict Behavior
  by Jittima Manothaya
  
  
• Mere Exposure Effect
  by Melissa Smit