What is persuasive communication?a.Communication that involves transmitting orders and instructions.b. Communication aimed at convincing others to adopt a certain viewpoint or take a specific action.c.Communication primarily used for socializing and building relationships.

Persuasive language used in communication to influence or manipulate an audience's beliefs or attitudes.

Which of the following describes a persuasive presentation?Multiple Choicea statement of purposes that could be achieved with continuing efforts to persuadea message strategically designed to induce change in the audience in some way consistent with your purposeforcing people to unwillingly think or behave as you wishtricking people or using fraudulent means to gain compliance

What does it mean to be persuasive? aNone of the above are correct. bTo confuse someone about their beliefs, opinions, or ideas cTo discourage a belief, opinion, or idea dTo convince someone of a belief, opinion, or idea

According to the textbook, communication can be defined as:Question 9Select one:a.The process of understanding and sharing meaningb.The process of reacting to what someone is telling youc.The process of sensing the reaction of an individual after delivering your messaged.The process of placing a particular message in its proper context

Communication is....1 pointWithholding information and consentConveying and receiving unclear messagesCan be verbal but not non-verbalIs a two way process involving the passing of ideas, feelings and information