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\n\n \n\nBUY HERE⬊\n\nhttps://www.classmint.com/auth/login Which of the following is a basic component of persuasion?\n\n 2. The text discussed persuasion and coercion. The discussion concluded that:\n\n 3. According to the definition of persuasion, which of these would NOT be regarded as a persuasive message?\n\n 4. The study and practice of persuasion is not new. There is evidence of persuasion since:\n\n 5. Let's say that Manual loves to hike in the woods and has pro-environmental attitudes. After clicking on the Green Party's website, he feels even more positively toward environmental causes. The website has exerted which type of persuasion effect?\n\n 6. Social media is a force of influence in the 21st century. What draws an advertiser to use this modality?\n\n 7. Social influence is defined as:\n\n 8. Self-discipline, altruism, and religion can be considered related to which aspect of persuasion?\n\n 9. Who is responsible for persuading us?\n\n 10. Examples of borderline cases of persuasion include all except:\n\n 11. Coercion involves:\n\n 12. The most important type of persuasive communication involves:\n\n 13. What has made it easier for everyday people to have an influence on politics?\n\n 14. Rhetoric refers to:\n\n 15. Plato was:\n\n 16. Who helped to develop the first theories of persuasion?\n\n 17. In 18th century America, classical rhetoric was synonymous with:\n\n 18. Utilitarianism emphasized:\n\n 19. Which of the following best illustrates deontological thought?\n\n 20. One cannot study persuasion without understanding:"},{"left":"","right":""},{"left":"","right":""},{"left":"","right":""}]
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