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Informationen zum Autor Charles U. Larson, PhD, is the author of a best-selling textbook Persuasion: Reception and Responsibility, now in its 13th edition. He taught full-time at Northern Illinois University and is now Emeritus Professor. He served as "faculty intern" at J. Walter Thompson Inc. and with a small advertising agency in the Fox River valley area working with clients like "Lunchables," "Oscar Mayer Hot Dogs," "Clausen's Pickles" and "Vienna Beef Hot Dogs" and others. During his teaching career, he also worked as a consultant to and partner in several small but full-service advertising agencies until 2005. He has also written other books, book chapters, book reviews, and various publications in professional communication journals, on topics as political speeches, television advertising, persuasive campaigns, public relations, and salesmanship. Larson is often interviewed by radio and television news reports as well as newspapers. He still is the longest serving President of the Faculty and Staff Assembly, Executive Secretary, and Parliamentarian of the University Council at Northern Illinois University. Klappentext Being persuasive, getting others to come over to your side of the fence, can be intimidating. Some will never try, wondering if they are coming off as abrasive, pushy, or overly insistent. This work shows readers how they can be more persuasive and influential and feel good about it, how they can act ethically and still get what they want or need. Zusammenfassung Being persuasive! getting others to come over to your side of the fence! can be intimidating. Some will never try! wondering if they are coming off as abrasive! pushy! or overly insistent. This work shows readers how they can be more persuasive and influential and feel good about it! how they can act ethically and still get what they want or need. Inhaltsverzeichnis IntroductionChapter 1Establishing One's Persuasive Objectives and TacticsChapter 2Making a Lasting, Credible, Persuasive, and Ethical First ImpressionChapter 3Research Your Prospect's Wants, Needs, Job(s), Organizations, & Lifestyle(s)Chapter 4Create a Reciprocal Relationship Between You and Your Prospect(s)Chapter 5Persuade Others and Make Your Prospects Want to Believe in Your ProposalChapter 6Use "Social Proof" to Persuade the Prospect(s)Chapter 7Keeping Group and Interpersonal Discussions Relevant and "On Track"Chapter 8Build Your Own CredibilityChapter 9Move to a DecisionChapter 10The Motivations for Taking ActionChapter 11Present Your Message in a CampaignChapter 12Calls to Action, the Ethics of Persuading and Influencing Others, and Promoting One's Skills...
