Discussion - Effective PersuasionThis week you are working on the outline for your persuasive essay.  Please share your topic choice and three main supporting points for your initial post.Example: Barbie is a good role model for children.She has had many different careers.She is kind to others.She makes time for friends and family.When responding to peers, be sure to point out counterarguments to their topic.  Please be respectful when providing counterarguments.  Thinking about opposing viewpoints can strengthen persuasion; however, it is always important to be open-minded and kind.

Persuasion involves all of the following, exceptMultiple Choicea great deal of planning.restating all the opposing viewpoints you can find.creating a message structure that most effectively reduces resistance and gains buy-in.developing your ideas as you wrestle with the complicated business issues at hand.analyzing your audience to understand their needs, values, and how they are influenced.

What is the appropriate style and tone for persuasion in argumentative writing?a.)Reasoned and positive, but tailored to your audienceb.)Angry and assured, with no acknowledgement of opposing viewsc.)Emotional and impassioned, with simple languaged.)Neutral and consistent, regardless of the audience

What is one method of resisting persuasion?Multiple ChoiceAvoid using your own values as a check against fraudulent claims.Accept persuasive appeals readily.Focus on what persuaders say rather than what they do.Question the ethical basis of proposed actions.

Which of the following is the question that drives persuasion?Multiple choice question.How can I express the common perspective on this issue or experience?How can I give people the information they need to understand this topic?How can I explore the different meanings of this particular concept?How can I move people to do what I believe is good, right, or desirable?

This week you will write the outline for your persuasive essay.Persuasive writing is meant to convince a reader about a particular idea or focus, usually one that you believe in or one you have an opinion on. Whether you are arguing against junk food at school or petitioning for a raise from your boss, persuasion is a skill that everyone should know. To write a persuasive essay follow this outline:            I.    IntroductionA. Grab the reader’s attention by using a “hook”B. Provide needed background informationC. Close with a thesis statement that reveals the position to be argued.II.         BodyA.  Claim #1: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceB. Claim #2: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceC. Claim #3: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceIII. ConclusionA. Restate and reinforce the thesis and supporting evidence.1. Remember to avoid bringing up any new ideas in the conclusion. References:List 3 references in APA formatYour document should:Be 12pt in sizeBe in Times New Roman fontHave 1-inch marginsInclude 3 references in APA format