When writing a persuasive request for action, you should

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When writing a persuasive request for action, you should

When writing a persuasive request for action, you should
A) use the hard-sell approach.
B) demonstrate that helping you will solve a significant problem.
C) ask for more than you actually want so that you'll have a cushion for negotiation.
D) avoid flattery.

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Explanation: B) Convincing your audience of the importance of your request is critical. They are much more likely to take action if they are believe they are solving an important problem, especially if solving the problem is beneficial to them.

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