Using simple language in persuasive messages
A)helps avoid suspicions of fantastic claims and emotional manipulation.
B)reduces your credibility,since jargon and complex terminology are impressive.
C)confuses the audience,since they expect you to show how much you know.
D)is harmful when addressing external audiences.
E)is fine as long as you overwhelm the audience with complicated charts and diagrams.

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Using simple language helps establish trust and credibility with the audience. It makes it easier for them to understand and believe the message being conveyed, without feeling like they are being manipulated or lied to.

Using Simple Language in Persuasive Messages