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Questions -
Q1. How would you Identify this peers' most effective persuasive strategies.
Q2. Can you suggest at least two additional persuasive strategies and explain how those strategies would enhance their argument.
REFERENCE - I'm Jason Alexander, I am going for my Associates in Computer science, but will probably pursue my Bachelors and possibly beyond. I am married, have 3 kids and work a full time job, also live in Oklahoma! I am currently in the tech support field, and I like working issues to completion, just to learn what fixed a problem, I pride myself in being a problem solver both in work and life.
My wife and I often disagree about spending, where she is more for spending it all, stating "You can't take it with you when you die" where as I tend to say "If we save some money, we will have money for if something happens in the future that requires us to pay for a service" I always think ahead, and she seems to always think of "Right now". I tend to persuade her to my side, bringing up the fact that sometimes we have pop up bills that we forgot were coming out, and that the things she wants are important, but we need to look at the current need and possible future needs, and when we are looking better in a few weeks on the bills, we can make that purchase, but right now, we need to save the money we have now, and only use it for necessities. Usually this is in a calm way, and by no means do I believe I control all the money, I just feel that sometimes I must be the one who brings reality into the situation with facts, and past times when I saved us from being totally broke by forgoing our wants, and having it for our needs. Thank you all! Nice to meet you!!