All of the following EXCEPT the ________ are examples of peripheral cues that might influence people taking the peripheral route to persuasion.

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The strength of a persuasive argument is a central cue, not a peripheral cue, as it is directly related to the content and logic of the argument itself. The other options are all potential peripheral cues, such as message length, source credibility, and speaker attractiveness, which may influence a person's attitude towards the message through peripheral processing.

All of the Following EXCEPT the ________ Are Examples of Peripheral