Business Communications Exam 3

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Crisis Managment Plan

Performance Review

Whistleblowing

AIDA Model

Benefits

Emotional Appeal

Logical Appeal

Marketing Messages

Motivation

Persuasion

Psychographic

Sales Messages

Selling Points

Social Commerce

Causation

Closed Questions

Conclusion

Correlation

Focus Group

Mean

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effort by employees to report concerns about unethical or illegal behavior

the attempt to chang an audience?s attitudes, beliefs, or actions

The simultaneous change in two variables

a form of group research interview

employee evaluation procedure giving feedback on performences and guidence for future efforts

the most attractive feature of a product or service

a neutral, nonecontrversial statement that establishes ground with the reader in an inderect negative message

a logical interpretation of the facts and other information in a report

ecomposses any aspect of buying and selling products and services or supporting costumers through the use of social media

Questions with a fixed range of possible anwensers

Psychological characteristics of an audience, including personality, attitudes, and lifestyle

the particular advantages that readers will realize from a product?s selling points

in contrast to marketing messages, sales messages encourage potential buyers to make a purchase decision then and there

Persuasive approach that calls on audience feelings and sympathies rather than facts, figures, and rational arguments

promotional messages that usher potential buyers throigh thr purchasing process without asking yhem to make an imediate decision

plan that defines operational procedures yp deal with a crisis, including communication tasks and responsibilites

equal to the sum of all items in the group divided by the number of items in thsy group divided by the number of items in that group

the combination of forces that drive people to satisfy their needs

Persuasive approach that calls on reasoning and evidence

message sequence that involves attention, interest, desire, and action

Cause-and-effect linkage between two factors, where one of them causes the other to happen