Question

Imagine that you are trying to promote a new type of low-fat snack food to a group of people in the grocery store. You know that these people are paying attention and are motivated to process your message. What type of persuasive communication would you deliver?

Answer 1

a message with several high-quality arguments

Step-by-step explanation:

It is a situation where I am trying to promote a new type low-fat snack food to a group of people in the grocery store.

I learned from their behavior that they are paying attention and are trying to process my message.

Thus I will provide useful information about the low-fat snack food. I will also try to make them understand the health benefits that these low fat food offers. I will also aware these people about the ill effects of high fat food to our health. In short I will convey strong messages with several high-quality arguments to the people in the store.

Thus the answer is "a message with several high-quality arguments."