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komal98 komal98
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With regards to persuasive messages in social media, the AIDA approach is limited because it
 
  A) cultivates long-term relationships.
  B) focuses on one-time events.
  C) lacks persuasive elements.
  D) uses a multidirectional, conversational approach.
  E) seeks input and feedback from customers who don't understand marketing.

Ques. 2

Most persuasive messages combine
 
  A) truth and falsehood.
  B) current and very old evidence.
  C) logical and emotional factors.
  D) many major points all at once.
  E) demographics and psychographics.

Ques. 3

Circular reasoning is a logical fallacy that involves
 
  A) reducing a wide range of choices to a simple either/or scenario.
  B) using irrelevant evidence to support your argument.
  C) trying to support a claim by restating it in different words.
  D) attacking an opponent's character, rather than countering his or her argument.
  E) comparing two objects or situations that don't share enough similarities.

Ques. 4

Describe at least five strategies for establishing credibility when preparing persuasive messages.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Ques. 5

Successful professionals understand that persuasion is the attempt to get your audience to make the choices you want them to makeeven if those choices are not in their best interest.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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6 years ago
Answer to #1

Answer: B
Explanation: B) The AIDA approach essentially talks at audiences, not with them, and it focuses on one-time events, not long-term relationships. Therefore, a conversational approach is more suited to today's social media.

Answer to #2

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Emotional appeal gets your audience to care about your message. Logical factors appeal to whether or not the proposition makes sense and provides an advantage to the user. The balance of these two factors must be just right to be persuasive.

Answer to #3

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Circular reasoning is a logical fallacy in which you try to support your claim by restating it in different words.

Answer to #4

Answer: (1) Use simple language. Your audience is likely to be cautious, watching for fantastic claims, insupportable descriptions, and emotional manipulation. (2) Support your message with facts. The more specific and relevant your evidence, the better. (3) Identify your sources. Tell your audience where your information comes from and who agrees with you. (4) Be an expert. Know your subject area thoroughly. (5) Establish common groundhelp your audience identify with you by appealing to shared beliefs, attitudes, and background experiences. (6) Be objective. Your ability to acknowledge all sides of an issue will help you present fair and logical arguments. (7) Display your good intentions. Your willingness to keep your audience's best interests at heart will help you create ethical persuasive messages.

Answer to #5

Answer: FALSE
Explanation: Persuasion should not involve getting people to go against their better interest. Instead, persuasion should be thought of as the process of changing the attitudes, beliefs, or actions of your audience.
komal98 Author
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6 years ago
Excellent answers
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6 years ago
Thank you
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