Man shares FBI s trick that gets people to say yes every time
13 Apr, 2021 11:15 PM
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The technique is called priming and is said to be used in sales as well. Photo / TikTok
The technique is called priming and is said to be used in sales as well. Photo / TikTok
NZ Herald
A TikTok user has explained the FBI trick to get someone to say yes every time.
The man, named David Rooney, said he learnt this tip from former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss. Here s another tip from an FBI negotiator, he says in the video. Getting the person to say yes three times before asking a question, will make them more likely to say yes to your question.
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