A) A description of the problem
B) A compliment
C) A reader benefit
D) A stimulating question
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A) convince someone to change a belief or to perform an action.
B) make more money.
C) maintain one's reputation and credibility.
D) prompt expensive litigation.
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A) Guaranteeing satisfaction
B) Limiting the offer
C) Setting a deadline
D) Promising an incentive
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A) You should start following the new procedure immediately.
B) You must approve my travel expenses by Friday.
C) Please see your supervisor to have all supply purchases preapproved.
D) Management demands that all new employees attend an orientation session.
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A) A supervisor tells her staff that they must work overtime to complete a project by the deadline.
B) A team leader tells other team members how to upload information to the company website.
C) An employee proposes a tuition reimbursement program to the company's board of directors.
D) The CEO invites all employees to a holiday party.
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A) the indirect strategy.
B) the direct strategy.
C) a passionate appeal.
D) both direct and indirect appeals.
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A) the indirect strategy.
B) the direct strategy.
C) both direct and indirect appeals.
D) passionate appeals.
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A) A description of the problem
B) A compliment
C) A reader benefit
D) A stimulating question
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A) To be smart consumers, we need to be alert to persuasive practices and their influences on behavior.
B) Leaner corporate hierarchies have made persuasive skills even more important in the workplace.
C) Most of us are excellent persuaders and recognize persuasive tactics directed at us.
D) Social networks enable individuals or groups to reach virtually limitless audiences and to practice "mass interpersonal persuasion."
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A) If my claim is not granted, I will leave negative reviews on every social media site that I can find.
B) Please credit my account for $256 by August 31, which is when my next billing cycle begins.
C) My attorney is eagerly waiting to see whether my claim is granted.
D) Please get back to me at your earliest convenience.
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A) little or no persuasion.
B) bribery.
C) skillful persuasive communication.
D) little or no evidence, facts, or figures.
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A) Rational appeal
B) Emotional appeal
C) Dual appeal
D) Logical appeal
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A) Establish their expertise.
B) Offer counterarguments.
C) Request a response from the receiver.
D) Suggest new ideas, directives, or recommendations for change that will be of interest to the audience.
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A) The AIDA strategy consists of four separate steps that must be carried out separately.
B) The steps in the AIDA strategy must always be carried out in order.
C) Counterarguments should never be presented in a persuasive message because doing so will remind the reader of other options.
D) Use facts, figures, expert opinions, examples, specific details, and direct and indirect benefits to build interest.
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