A) need-payoff questions
B) implication questions
C) projection questions
D) problem questions
E) activation questions
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A) a positive disposition.
B) increasing interest.
C) a perceived sense of smugness.
D) inflexibility.
E) defensiveness.
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A) They are used to divert a buyer's attention from a problem.
B) They refocus a buyer's attention to solutions rather than problems.
C) Their purpose is to propose a solution and develop commitment from a buyer.
D) Their purpose is to assist a buyer in thinking about the potential consequences of a problem.
E) They focus on educating a buyer about the need to ignore minor problems for major gains.
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A) trust-based sales communication
B) mass marketing
C) incentive-based sales communication
D) traditional selling
E) transaction-based sales communication
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A) They are designed to show the positive impact of solving an existing problem.
B) They emphasize the identification of the problems of a buyer.
C) They are typically closed-end and evaluative in format.
D) They include broad and generalized inquiries to assess a buyer's situation.
E) They focus at a micro level and follow up on the details gained from assessment questions.
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A) Incentive-based sales communication
B) Trust-based sales communication
C) Aggressive sales communication
D) Traditional sales communication
E) Transaction-based sales communication
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A) in the absence of pictures and videos.
B) in the absence of continuous eye contact.
C) if the sender uncrosses his arms and legs while communicating.
D) if the sender uses varying speech rates while communicating.
E) in the absence of proper grammar.
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A) Serious listening
B) Social listening
C) Total listening
D) Critical listening
E) Active listening
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A) his increased levels of evaluation.
B) his anger.
C) his defensiveness.
D) his growing impatience.
E) his nervousness and apprehension.
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A) Nonverbal cues
B) Nonverbal learnings
C) Nonverbal clusters
D) Nonverbal channels
E) Nonverbal social experiences
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A) shows skepticism and doubt.
B) indicates inference of power.
C) displays openness and sincerity.
D) signals dishonesty, disinterest, and boredom.
E) signifies that the presentation is about to end.
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A) need-payoff questions
B) implication questions
C) assessment questions
D) situation questions
E) integrity questions
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A) Sensing
B) Receiving
C) Hearing
D) Interpreting
E) Responding
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A) Avoiding eye contact
B) Taking notes
C) Interrupting the speaker for clarification
D) Evaluating a message prior to its completion
E) Reacting to emotional words
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A) It requires high levels of concentration to ensure that messages are received.
B) It is often referred to as active listening.
C) It is typically used in listening to music, a concert, or a television program.
D) It is associated with events that require a high degree of thinking to sort through, interpret, and understand.
E) It is characterized by high levels of cognitive activity.
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