Which alternative indicates the message(s), if any, which can spend considerable time discussing negative aspects of a situation?
A. Direct requests
B. Persuasive problem-solving messages
C. Sales messages
D. Clearance messages
This one gave me a bit more difficulties to understand but I believe that the answer would be B since when you are trying to persuade someone you have to give plenty of details on the topic you are talking about. I'm not too sure about my answer though. The question is worded in a bizarre fashion in my text. Any guidance is much appreciated.
It is unusual wording.
I agree, though, that B must be the best answer.
Yeah. I noticed that my text has a lot of these unusual worded questions. XP
But thank you! This was especially difficult for me! Thanks for all the help!
To determine the correct alternative that indicates spending considerable time discussing negative aspects of a situation, we need to analyze each option:
A. Direct requests: Direct requests focus on asking someone to do something without necessarily discussing negative aspects of a situation. Therefore, this is unlikely to be the correct answer.
B. Persuasive problem-solving messages: Persuasive problem-solving messages involve presenting a problem and offering a solution. These messages may indeed spend considerable time discussing negative aspects of a situation. This option aligns with your understanding and could be a potential answer.
C. Sales messages: Sales messages typically focus on promoting and highlighting positive aspects of a product or service rather than discussing negative aspects of a situation. Hence, this is less likely to be the correct answer.
D. Clearance messages: Clearance messages aim to inform customers about discounted products or services. While these messages may mention any negative aspects that might contribute to the clearance, they usually do not spend considerable time discussing them. Therefore, this option is likely not the correct answer.
Considering the analysis above, option B, persuasive problem-solving messages, seems to be the best fit for the alternative that can spend considerable time discussing negative aspects of a situation.