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English, 14.04.2020 22:04, robertss403

Explaining your reasons and building interest before asking for a decision or action is an example of what? A. An attempt at audience analysis B. A direct approach to persuasive messages C. A way to eliminate the concerns of the reader D. An attempt to understand the psychographics of the audience E. A way to start increasing desire

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