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Posted:  10 Dec 2008
Published:  01 Oct 2006
Format:  PDF
Length:  6   Page(s)
Type:  White Paper
Language:  English


ABSTRACT:
In order to be successful, you must master the persuasion process, which will enable you to deliberately create the attitude change and subsequent actions necessary for persuading others to your way of thinking. In other words, you have to be able to "sell" your ideas in order to make changes in your favor and, in a win-win situation, provide the other side with a fair deal. This entails a process that can appeal to the intellect using logical and objective criteria, as well as a methodology that positively engages the emotions of the negotiators. The result of a successful negotiation is that all parties should believe they got a good deal.

This paper will introduce you to the Six Laws of Persuasion and teach you how to use them during a negotiation.


Author

Edrie Greer
President ,  Learning, ETC, Inc.
Dr. Edrie Greer is President of Learning, ETC, Inc., which provides Educational, Training, and Communications services to organizations. She brings more than 20 years of experience in adult education, instructional design, educational technology, instructor development, and media production to her work. Dr. Greer holds a Ph. D. in the Sociology of Religion from the New Thought Theological Seminary, a Master of Science in Continuing and Vocational Education and a Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences Communication from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.



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