Question 318 / 323:  Which of the following explains the difference between motivation and persuasion?
A  Persuasion is a process; motivation is its foundation.
B  Persuasion presents arguments that motivate.
C  Persuasion can be negative or positive; motivation is always positive.
D  Persuasion can move people to take action, but motivation results in measurable gain.
E  Motivation is a process impervious to persuasion.
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Attribution:  Dr. P. Wynn Norman. Corporate Communication (The Saylor Academy 2014), http://www.saylor.org/courses/bus210/
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