Multiple Choice
As a salesperson, you must sometimes deal with a prospect's objections to legitimate, negative consequences of making a purchase. Often, what you'll do is justify those negative consequences with several benefits, which you hope will outweigh the negatives in your prospect's mind. This system of handling objections is called the:
A) compensation method.
B) scales of justice technique.
C) yo-yo technique.
D) refraction method.
E) double indemnity technique.
Correct Answer:

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