Influencing Skills and Persuasion

Influencing skills involve negotiation, while persuasion skills involve manipulation

Influencing skills are used in personal interactions, while persuasion skills are used in professional settings

Influencing skills prioritize logic and reasoning, while persuasion skills prioritize emotional appeal

Influencing skills focus on building long-term relationships, while persuasion skills focus on short-term outcomes (correct)

Persuasion skills always involve manipulation (correct)

Persuasion skills are solely based on emotional appeal

Persuasion skills are only useful in sales and marketing

Persuasion skills do not require understanding the audience

Influencing skills focus on creating win-win outcomes, while manipulation focuses on one-sided benefits (correct)

Influencing skills are always transparent, while manipulation involves secrecy

Influencing skills rely on emotional appeal, while manipulation relies on logical reasoning

Influencing skills are driven by personal gain, while manipulation is driven by mutual benefit

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