In problem-solving persuasive messages, when you are explaining the solution to a problem,
A) present your solution using the words "my" and "I" extensively.
B) always ensure the audience's personalities come into picture.
C) let the audience think they should say "no" because you've had other requests accepted.
D) present the solution subjectively.
E) start with a solution that the audience favors and show why it won't work before presenting your solution.

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Starting with a solution that the audience favors and then showing why it won't work before presenting your own solution is an effective strategy. It demonstrates that you have considered the audience's perspective and have a logical reason for proposing a different solution. This approach can make your audience more receptive to your proposal.

In Problem-Solving Persuasive Messages, When You Are Explaining the Solution