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Research confirms the power of inviting the other person to decide.[13] A Meta-Analysis of 42 studies concludes that when told "but you are free" to refuse a request, compliance rates increased in most contexts regardless of the type of request. The effect diminished however if the decision to agree or not was not immediate. Lesson learned! If you want someone to do something now, let them know: "but you are free to refuse".
Words That Change Minds: The 14 Patterns for Mastering the Language of Influence
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