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True or false:Les actions et les exemples ont plus de pouvoir que les mots.
True or false:Les actions et les exemples ont plus de pouvoir que les mots.
True or false: Les adversaires sont plus ouverts à la persuasion lorsqu'ils sont sur la défensive.
True or false: Les adversaires sont plus ouverts à la persuasion lorsqu'ils sont sur la défensive.
True or false: Les mots peuvent être interprétés en fonction de l'humeur et de l'insécurité de l'autre personne.
True or false: Les mots peuvent être interprétés en fonction de l'humeur et de l'insécurité de l'autre personne.
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Study Notes
- Evaluate the long-term effects of your actions on others in the realm of power.
- Holding firm on your position may cause others to acquiesce but harbor resentment.
- Words can be interpreted based on the other person's mood and insecurity.
- Even the best arguments can be mistrusted due to the elusive nature of words.
- Actions and examples are more powerful and meaningful than words.
- Concrete proof of your idea is more persuasive than verbal arguments.
- Adversaries are more open to persuasion when not on the defensive.
- Making others feel what you mean is more powerful than expressing it through words.
- Words can be used to defend a cause, but actions and examples are more convincing.
- The power of words is limited compared to the power of actions and examples.
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