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A) Writing in the you-voice to customers is just a stylistic choice.
B) Using the you-voice deemphasizes customer benefits.
C) Using the you-voice forces you to personalize the message for your readers.
D) Using the you-voice implies a high level of self-centeredness.
E) Using the you-voice in persuasive messages emphasizes the writer's objectivity.
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A) persuasive messages to emphasize shared work goals.
B) external persuasive messages to emphasize reader benefits.
C) internal persuasive messages to deemphasize self-centeredness.
D) persuasive messages to emphasize objectivity.
E) external persuasive messages to depersonalize the message.
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A) provide the rationale before making the request.
B) use the direct approach to help them warm up to your ideas.
C) use statements that are vague and ambiguous.
D) use the hyped-up language of mass advertising.
E) make a request but avoid providing a rationale.
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A) "I've seen this product or service before."
B) "What is the benefit of this product of service?"
C) "This business wants my money."
D) "I want this product or service."
E) "Famous people use this product or service."
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A) focus more on promoting ideas.
B) be more direct than internal persuasive messages.
C) be more explicit than internal persuasive messages.
D) focus more on promoting products and services.
E) use the we-voice more than other voices.
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A) It lets the I-voice take center stage over the you-voice.
B) It focuses on your company and deemphasizes benefits to your customer.
C) It is just a stylistic choice and has no outcomes of its own.
D) It adds to the excitement of the message.
E) It allows your readers to sense the impact on a personal level.
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A) stories about local farm families who participate in the farmers' market
B) statistics about how much money is spent at farmers' markets nationally
C) statements to make people feel guilty about not supporting local farmers
D) information about how much fuel is saved by not shipping produce long distances
E) a lecture about how important it is to put money into the local economy
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A) reciprocation
B) liking
C) social proof
D) consistency
E) scarcity
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A) Manipulating customers is an accepted part of business.
B) Using manipulation increases your credibility in the eyes of your audience.
C) The FAIR test can help you avoid sending manipulative messages.
D) Career advancement often requires that you be manipulative.
E) There is an ethical difference between manipulating customers and manipulating colleagues.
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A) strong logical appeals.
B) the scarcity principle of influence.
C) strong emotional appeals.
D) the authority principle of influence.
E) the liking principle of influence.
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