An Example of habitual Persuasion is

question 285

Multiple Choice

An example of habitual persuasion is

• A) arguing with a friend about an editorial in the newspaper
• B) negotiating with your parents over how much of your tuition they should pay
• C) claiming "the dog ate it" whenever you turn in a late assignment
• D) asking a professor to explain why you got the grade you did on an essay

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Definitions:

Personal Conscious

The part of an individual's consciousness that consists of perceptions, thoughts, and feelings that are directly accessible to them.

Core Pattern

Fundamental and recurring behaviors, thoughts, or emotional responses that are central to an individual's personality or typical reactions.

Wishes

Expressions of desire or hope for something to happen, often implying a longing for change or fulfillment.

Ancestral Experiences

The events, practices, and cultural backgrounds of one's forebears, which can influence attitudes, behaviors, and genetics of subsequent generations.