According to the elaboration likelihood model persuasion through which route tends to lead to attitude change that is less stable and briefer?

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According to the elaboration likelihood model, persuasion through the peripheral route involves superficial cues that do not require much cognitive effort. As a result, attitude change brought about through this route tends to be less stable and more ephemeral. Central route persuasion, on the other hand, involves a more thoughtful and deliberate processing of the persuasive message, leading to more enduring changes in attitudes. Classical and operant are not relevant to the elaboration likelihood model.

According to the Elaboration Likelihood Model Persuasion Through Which Route