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                Campbell, J., 95               conversational style, for presentation.
                capitalization, 40–41               See also presentation
                Carnegie, D., 1                 tips for achieving, 95–96
                central route, of persuasion, 104–105  courteous greetings, 15–16
                Cialdini, R., 110, 111         credibility, 10–11
                Cialdini’s principles of influence, 111  role in persuasive power, 108
                  authority principle, 111     Cutteridge, N., 13
                  commitment/consistency principle,
                      110                      death by PowerPoint, refers to, 96
                  liking principle, 111        Duarte, N., 89
                  reciprocity principle, 111
                  scarcity principle, 111–112  effective communication, 2, 9
                  social proof principle, 112  effective communicators, 17–18
                closing during speech, making   Eisenhower, D.D., 63, 91
                      memorable                Elaboration likelihood model
                  tips for delivering, 94–95    persuasion routes, through
                commas usage, 18, 41                argumentation
                commitment/consistency principle,   central and peripheral, 104–105
                      110                      email(s), 5
                communication. See also business   “cc” and “bcc” in, 18
                      communications            and litigation, 6–7
                  audience’s perspective, 8–9   policies regarding use, 7
                  bearing good news, 48–49      tips for composing, 15–18
                  clear and concise, 8          writing, 14–15
                  delivering bad news, 46–47   executive summary, in business
                  effective, 2                      reports, 61, 64. See also
                  five basic rules, 3               business reports
                  information request, 55–56   expertise
                  message writing               role in persuasive power, 109
                    complaints, 53–54           usage in, 109
                    condolence, 53             eye contact, 4
                    congratulations, 52
                    recommendation, 56–58      Farmer, L., 95
                    reprimanding, 55           Fast Company, 60
                  nonverbal, 4                 Fennell, S., 95
                  positive or negative, 45–46  Ferguson, F., 9
                  resignation letter writing, 50–51  forensic computer experts, 6
                  thank-you note writing, 49–50  Franklin, B., 55
                  verbal (verbal messages), 4–5  F words approach, to proofread and
                  written, 5–6                      revise, 73
                communication breakdown, 9–10   filling, appropriate
                communication tools, 5. See also   answer WIIFY question, 79–80
                      email(s); social media      clear purpose of document,
                complaints, message writing, 53–54  78–79
                condolence                        complete information, for
                  insincere messages, 72            multiple audiences, 79–80
                  message writing, 53             target audience’s driving and
                congratulations, message writing, 52  restraining forces, 80
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