All of the following would be examples of persuasive presentations EXCEPT
A)selling a company's service to a new client.
B)changing an audience's opinion to secure enough votes for an innovative new policy.
C)stroking the audience's egos to validate their commitment to the organization.
D)convincing upper management to accept a proposal for hiring additional personnel.

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Persuasive presentations aim to convince or influence the audience towards a specific viewpoint or action. Choices A, B, and D all involve convincing or persuading others to take a particular action or adopt a viewpoint, such as buying a service, supporting a policy, or agreeing to a proposal. Choice C, however, focuses on flattering the audience rather than persuading them towards a specific action or decision, making it the correct exception.

All of the Following Would Be Examples of Persuasive Presentations