Which of the following would NOT be included in a follow-up email after a meeting to delegate responsibility for tasks required to investigate a problem? Recommendations on how to solve the problem. Facts, directives or decisions that were made at the meeting. Confirmation of agreements. Opportunity for clarification and feedback. Indication of those who were present. Select the appropriate description for each element relating to the use of persuasive language. Information that is presented after investigation. Language that is fact-based and appeals to logic rather than emotion 1. Sales persuasion Confirmation of the instructions and decisions that have occurred in a meeting. 2. Workplace persuasion 3. Initiating an investigation A proposal seeking authorization and an opportunity for clarification, adjustment and confirmation 4. Follow-up message Written to sell products or services to potential customers; often appeals to emotions