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Soften your tone: Although it may sound like a weaker argument, researchers believe that softening the tone of your argument makes it easier for others to accept.
Know their language: In any debate, there are only two types of people: the open-minded and the stubborn. You can easily spot people who are open-minded to persuasion since they usually use “I.” On the other hand, stubborn people often use “we” and “us” as well as emotive words such as “best,” “certain,” and “nothing.”
Know when to stop: Based on the findings of the researchers, the chances of changing someone’s opinion on an issue significantly drops after four or five “back and forth” posts.
