Persuasion: The Art of Communication
Learn to communicate well and persuade effectively!
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Objectives. You will be able to:
- Identify four main reasons people communicate
- Describe the relationship between persuasion and communication
- Discuss the elements of persuasion
- Describe characteristics of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners
- Describe Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
- Identify the use of framing and mirroring in communication
- Identify tips for persuasion
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Learn to communicate well and persuade effectively!
Every time you communicate, you are working to persuade people. Even in social settings, you are persuading people through your style of communication and the emotion you carry with it. There are many reasons why we communicate – to inform, to share viewpoints, to educate, and to sell. Communication expert Barbara Evers believes all types of communication are in fact forms of persuasion.
There are many tools available to you as you communicate. It’s critical to be aware of them and use these techniques purposefully. In this course, Barbara walks you through ways to make the most of opportunities to communicate and persuade. She focuses on methods you can use to encourage your audience to listen and believe what you are saying.
Who is this course for?
Anyone who wants to improve their communication skills and ability to persuade.
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