Persuasion Techniques

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Flashcards focusing on key persuasion concepts and techniques.

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Pregiving

A persuasion technique where an individual gives something to another to elicit compliance.

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Liking Explanation

Persuadies perceive individuals who offer them favors as kind and good.

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Norm of Reciprocity

The social expectation that favors should be returned.

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Foot-in-the-Door

A persuasion tactic that starts with a small request followed by a larger one.

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Door-in-the-Face

A technique where a large request is made first, expecting rejection, followed by a smaller request.

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That's-Not-All Tactic

A persuasion strategy where additional benefits are offered after the initial request.

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Lowball Tactic

A persuasion method where a commitment is secured first, then the terms are made less favorable.

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Bait-and-Switch Tactic

An initial attractive offer (bait) is followed by presenting a less desirable option (switch).

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Disrupt-Then-Reframe Tactic

First disrupt normal thinking with unexpected elements, then present a persuasive request in a positive light.

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Legitimizing Paltry Contributions

A method where minimal contributions are encouraged, reducing psychological barriers to complying.

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Fear-Then-Relief Procedure

Inducing fear followed by sudden relief to create compliance.

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Happiness-Then-Disappointment Procedure

Starting with positive emotions and then introducing a letdown to create susceptibility to influence.

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Dump and Chase

A tactic involving persistent follow-up after an initial rejection to wear down resistance and foster compliance.

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Value Discounting Effect

When an individual downplays the importance of what’s being offered as a defensive reaction against persuasion.