Describe an Example of a "Deviating Election

question 14

Multiple Choice

Describe an example of a "deviating election."

• A)A candidate shift that is only temporary, with voters going back to the candidate they initially favored
• B)A party shift that appears permanent, but sees voters going back to their long-term party ID years later
• C)A party shift that is only temporary, with voters going back to their long-term party ID
• D)A party shifting its support from one primary candidate to another, with the going back to support that initial candidate in subsequent elections

Recognize the structure and strategies for crafting effective claim and complaint messages.

Identify the elements of persuasive requests in business communication.

Differentiate between direct and indirect strategies in business messages.

Understand the role of emotion and logic in persuasive business messages.

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Definitions:

Dirty Tricks

Unethical or underhanded tactics used in negotiations or competition to gain an advantage, such as misinformation, sabotage, or manipulation.

Respond

To reply or react to something.

Dilemma of Honesty

A situation where being truthful might have negative consequences or lead to a moral quandary.

Unethical Tactics

Strategies or actions that violate moral principles or professional standards, often used to gain unfair advantage or harm others.