What is Verbal Persuasion

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Verbal persuasion is associated with mentoring, feedback, and providing encouragement to help individuals achieve their goals. It is important that individuals have a trusting connection with the person providing the verbal persuasion (Clark & Newberry, 2019). Learn more in: Using Digital Technologies to Remotely Observe and Mentor Teachers: Lessons From the Field and Policy Implications

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Act to telling or convincing a person to perform a task or action to change a behavior or put into action a set of events to achieve an objective. Learn more in: Perceptions of Teacher Education Candidates to Digital and Learning Technologies

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As one factor of self-efficacy, this is credible feedback used to communicate goals and expectations. Learn more in: Virtual Ancillary Faculty: A Model of Support to Avoid Burnout and Foster Self-Efficacy

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A source of research self-efficacy in which one is persuaded through explanation and feedback that conducting quality research is possible. Learn more in: Flipping Statistics Education: Building Research Self-Efficacy Using Guided Project-Based Learning