Asked by
Breanna Rivera
on Nov 28, 2024Verified
When writing persuasive claim or complaint messages, you should
A) suggest that the receiver intentionally deceived you or intentionally created the problem.
B) use a moderate tone.
C) inform the reader that you will contact the Better Business Bureau if your claim is not granted.
D) use a strong tone with accusatory language to demonstrate your dissatisfaction.
Persuasive Claim
A statement or request intended to convince others to agree with a position, action, or viewpoint, especially used in marketing, legal, or customer service contexts.
Moderate Tone
Using a balanced and reasonable voice in communication, avoiding extreme or emotional language to maintain professionalism.
Accusatory Language
Phrases or words used in communication that imply blame or culpability, potentially eliciting defensive reactions.
- Identify key strategies for developing effective claim and complaint messages.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Identify key strategies for developing effective claim and complaint messages.