Effective strategies for persuasion include all of the following except
A) standing firm when your message is rejected.
B) allowing for give-and-take.
C) asking for what your audience will consider reasonable.
D) recognizing constraints.
E) identifying your specific goal.

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Standing firm when your message is rejected is not considered an effective strategy for persuasion. Effective persuasion often involves flexibility, understanding the audience's perspective, and adapting the message accordingly. The other options (B, C, D, E) are recognized strategies that contribute to successful persuasion by fostering dialogue, setting realistic expectations, acknowledging limitations, and having a clear objective.

Effective Strategies for Persuasion Include All of the Following Except