A) summary commitment technique
B) probing commitment technique
C) success story commitment technique
D) balance sheet commitment technique
E) alternative choice commitment technique
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A) He should engage in forestalling.
B) He should ask assessment questions to the prospect.
C) He should acknowledge the objection.
D) He should respond to the objection.
E) He should ask confirmatory questions to the prospect.
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True/False
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A) focus on closing a sale quickly and moving on to new customers.
B) do not probe into the financial concerns a buyer expresses in purchasing a product.
C) never criticize their competitors.
D) talk at customers rather than with customers.
E) use the transaction-focused method of traditional selling rather than customer-focused relationship selling.
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A) The translation technique
B) The alternative choice technique
C) The postponing technique
D) The boomerang technique
E) The questioning and assessing technique
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A) A summary commitment
B) The probing commitment technique
C) A success story commitment
D) The balance sheet commitment technique
E) An alternative choice commitment
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A) forestalling
B) direct denial
C) translation
D) coming-to-that
E) feel-felt-found
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A) "Yes, the engine is less powerful, but the car comes with several other features you said you wanted."
B) "Because the engine is less powerful, it is more fuel efficient, which means your company will save money."
C) "You're mistaken; the engine has the same power as the other cars you are considering."
D) "Why do you want an engine that has more power?"
E) "Actually, most of our customers think the engine isn't that powerful, but it is as powerful as the engines of other cars in the same range."
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) it indicates that a prospect is involved in the selling process.
B) it shifts the blame from a salesperson to a buyer if the former fails to make a sale.
C) it strengthens a company or a selling organization against its competitors.
D) it helps a company reduce its sales targets.
E) it helps a company speed up the selling process.
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A) need
B) time
C) price
D) product quality
E) service orientation
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) The direct commitment technique
B) The boomerang technique
C) The balance sheet commitment technique
D) The summary commitment technique
E) The alternative choice technique
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A) indirect denial
B) forestalling
C) translation
D) compensation
E) boomerang
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Multiple Choice
A) continuous yes close method
B) standing-room-only close method
C) assumptive close method
D) emotional close method
E) minor-points close method
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A) time objection
B) price objection
C) need objection
D) product objection
E) source objection
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Multiple Choice
A) price objection
B) time objection
C) source objection
D) stalling objection
E) need objection
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Multiple Choice
A) speak about the brand value of the product's company.
B) cite how the benefits of the product outweigh its cost.
C) assign the prospect to a senior salesperson.
D) immediately start bargaining the price with the prospect.
E) immediately end the sales call.
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Multiple Choice
A) forestalling
B) direct denial
C) translation
D) coming-to-that
E) feel-felt-found
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Multiple Choice
A) forestall.
B) ask confirmatory questions to the buyer.
C) respond to the objection.
D) listen carefully.
E) assess the objection.
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