Unlike routine claims, persuasive claims:

A) use a deductive sequence.
B) are granted quickly and willingly.
C) do not begin by asking for an adjustment.
D) do not require logical arguments.

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Unlike routine claims, persuasive claims:A) use a deductive sequence.B) are granted quickly and willingly.C)  do not begin by asking for an adjustment.D)  do not require logical arguments.

Abdulla Ahmed · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Persuasive claims are meant to convince the recipient to take a desired action, such as providing compensation or granting a request. They typically begin by asking for an adjustment, while routine claims simply describe a problem and request a solution. Persuasive claims may require logical arguments or emotional appeals, depending on the situation, but they do not necessarily use a deductive sequence or result in quick, willing grants.

Unlike routine claims, persuasive claims:

A) use a deductive sequence.
B) are granted quickly and willingly.
C) do not begin by asking for an adjustment.
D) do not require logical arguments.

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