Assuming That Someone Is an Expert on a Topic Just

question 56

Multiple Choice

Assuming that someone is an expert on a topic just because he or she is a celebrity is an example of _____.

• A) appeal to misplaced authority
• B) bandwagon fallacy
• C) either-or fallacy
• D) non sequitur

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Definitions:

Hidden Objections

Consumer uncertainties or concerns regarding a product or service that are not openly expressed during the sales process.

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Trial Close

A sales technique where the seller asks the prospect a question that assumes the sale has been made, to gauge their readiness to complete the purchase.

Handling Objections

The process of addressing and overcoming concerns or objections that potential customers may have about a product or service.