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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