In persuasive communication, the sender's task is to ________.
A) inform the receiver
B) provide the reader with facts
C) remain logical and objective
D) influence the receiver's response

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The purpose of persuasive communication is to influence the receiver's response or behavior, which means the sender's task is to persuade or convince the receiver to take some action or believe in something. In doing so, the sender may use facts, appeals to emotion, or logical arguments, but the ultimate goal is to influence the receiver's response. Therefore, choices A, B, and C are not the best options as they do not reflect the primary goal of persuasive communication.

In Persuasive Communication, the Sender's Task Is to ________