Asked by Zachary Summach on Apr 27, 2024

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All of the following are true of feedback during a sales presentation EXCEPT that it:

A) can be obtained by asking probing questions.
B) requires the salesperson to receive and decode it.
C) must often be sought during a presentation.
D) refers to a recognizable response from the buyer.
E) requires a verbal response for clarification.

Feedback

Information or criticism about a person's performance or behavior, intended to facilitate improvement or guide future actions.

Sales Presentation

A pitch or demonstration given to a potential client or customer with the purpose of promoting and selling a product or service.

Probing Questions

Questions designed to gather more detailed information, encourage deeper discussion, or explore underlying issues.

  • Acknowledge the role of feedback in the communication process and how it influences sales presentations.
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Jaxon NaramoreApr 27, 2024
Final Answer :
E
Explanation :
Feedback during a sales presentation can be non-verbal (such as nodding, facial expressions, or body language) or verbal that does not necessarily require clarification. It's about understanding the buyer's reactions and responses, which can be achieved without explicit verbal clarification.