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A single soft tactic is less effective than a single hard tactic.
A single soft tactic is less effective than a single hard tactic.
False
Combining two soft tactics is more effective than combining a soft tactic and rational persuasion.
Combining two soft tactics is more effective than combining a soft tactic and rational persuasion.
True
Combining a soft tactic and rational persuasion is more effective than any single hard tactic.
Combining a soft tactic and rational persuasion is more effective than any single hard tactic.
False
Using multiple hard tactics is less effective than using a single hard tactic.
Using multiple hard tactics is less effective than using a single hard tactic.
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A combination of two hard tactics is more effective than any single tactic or combination of soft tactics.
A combination of two hard tactics is more effective than any single tactic or combination of soft tactics.
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Study Notes
Comparative Effectiveness of Tactics
- A single soft tactic is more effective than a single hard tactic.
- Combining two soft tactics or a soft tactic with rational persuasion is less effective than any single tactic or combination of hard tactics.
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Test your knowledge on the effectiveness of soft and hard influence tactics. Learn about the impact of combining different tactics in persuasion strategies.
