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Choose a real-world problem. The problems should be chosen with the intention of applying persuasive thinking as a solution.

1. Introduction
a. A description of the problem situation.
b. An explanation of using persuasive thinking to solve the problem.

2. Summarize the solution to the problem with a description of how the solution will solve the problem.

(approx 500-word)

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The solution explains what persuasive thinking about via an example. Persuasive thinking in this solution is used to push for arguments in purchasing a hybrid car. References are listed. A word version is attached for easy printing.

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Hello Student,
In this solution, I am assuming that you have now become familiar with the meaning of persuasive thinking. If not, don't worry, it is not such a difficult concept. I suggest that you visit this link as it can explain this concept quite simply - http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2454208/persuasive_thinking.html

If you have any questions, let me know via the feedback section and I'll try my best to help you further. The problem I have chosen is very familiar and the persuasive elements to it have a 'marketing' tone. I believe however that it is a good way to show how persuasive thinking works. Good luck with your studies and thank you for your trust.

Sincerely,
OTA 105878/Xenia Jones
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Persuasive Thinking: Buying a Hybrid Car

The news is dominated by fuel-related issues both political and environmental. As the world scrambles for control of oil resources we are also faced with the effect our use of fossil fuel ...

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  • MA, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK
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