1. Persuasion Name Tutor Institution Course Date

2. Summary Research title: More powerful persuasion in psychology How to use principles of persuasions in psychology Benefits of using principles persuasion in psychology Conclusion

3. Summary Research title: Persuasion and social influence How to use principles of persuasion in social settings Benefits of using principles of persuasion in social settings Conclusion

4. How the principles of persuasion were studied in these researches The principles used The outcomes of the use of these principles How the outcomes would be improved What may be added on these principles to make them more effective

5. Were the results valid or not? The results were valid The use of these principles were evident on the outcomes of different activities The articles indicated the validity of these principles to different activities

6. Principles to use on this presentation Persuasive principle Knowing your facts Supporting your position

7. Need to recycle There are different needs of recycling: – Saving the environment – Providing cheaper product for other uses – Raw materials for the creation of different products that are useful for daily use

8. How to recycle The process of recycling may include different steps: – Separating the recyclable products from those that cannot be recycled – Sorting the recyclable materials – Designing the products or outcomes of the manufacture of the recyclables – Making of the finished products

9. What to recycle There are different products that may be recycled. Some of these products include: – Plastics – Papers – Polyphone bags – Wood – Metallic products – Rubber

10. Benefits of recycling There are different benefits of recycling different products: – Saves the environment – Provides cheaper raw materials for the manufacture of different products – Provides cheaper priced products that are made from recycled materials

11. Consequences of not recycling There are different consequences of not recycling different products. Some of these consequences include: – Environmental degradation – Waste of different products – Lack of enough raw materials for manufacture of different products

12. References Bell, W. (2007). Persuasive Approach to Day- to-day Activities. Chandni Chowk, Delhi: Global Media. Hoschek, J., & Dankwort, W. (2006). Pursuasion. Stuttgart: Teubner. Magrab, E. B., & Magrab, E. B. (2010). Principles of Pursuasion. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press