As a part of research projects in Theories of Persuasive Communication and Consumer Decision Making in Fall 2002, each student developed a Website for different theories.

• Cultivation Theory
  by Charles A. Auletta
  
  
• Cognitive Dissonance
  by Assaf Avni
  
  
• Agenda Setting Theory
  by Haeyoung Baker
  
  
• Low Involvement Models and the Products Involved
  by Danai Balta
  
  
• Three Order Hierarchy
  by Daniel Berkal
  
  
• Cognitive Response Theory
  by Leslie Cadena
  
  
• Interpersonal Communication
  by Adrian Castillo
  
  
• Attitude Change
  by Kasey Farris
  
  
• The Development of Learning Theory
  by Lisa Renee Garcia
  
  
• Cognitive Consistancy & Balance Theory
  by Eric Hollister
  
  
• Attribution Theory
  by Yuan Huang
  
  
• Emotion and Advertising
  by Kihan Kim
  
  
• Theory of Reasoned Action
  by Julia Li
  
  
• Functional Theory
  by Geraldine Tan May Ling
  
  
• Reference Group Theory
  by Beth Anne Longnecker
  
  
• Information Processing
  by Maggi Machado
  
  
• Attitude-Behavior Relationship
  by Alan Magee
  
  
• Opinion Leadership
  by Daniel Mayfield
  
  
• One-Sided vs. Two-Sided Messages
  by Mia Moody-Hall
  
  
• Expectancy-Value Model of Attitude
  by Danny Nathan
  
  
• Social Acceptance
  by Sam Pierce
  
  
• Social Influence Theory
  by Amy Pinkston
  
  
• Non Verbal Communication
  by Serlin Quah
  
  
• Personality Theory
  by Ryan Romero
  
  
• Source Credibility
  by Melissa Russell
  
  
• Theory of Order Effects
  by Emily Sander
  
  
• Subliminal Persuasion
  by Eric Schwieger
  
  
• Attitude Measurement
  by Gregory Smith
  
  
• Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM)
  by Jodi Lisa Smith
  
  
• Hierarchy of Effects
  by Surasa Suwonpanich
  
  
• Mere Exposure Theory
  by Stephanie L. Trevino
  
  
• Selective Perception
  by Harish Valsan