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What is most likely to change a persons mind-reason, or negative innuendo?

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Negative consequences.
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Bribery, positive reinforcement and modeling. Or just accept that it won't change and live with it.
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the masses, innuendo. Any given person, impossible to tell
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...the acceptance of a positive outlook of his life and making it better...
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Reason never swayed anyone's opinion. www.changingminds.org actually has a lot on this topic.
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The only person who can change a person's mind is their own person. You can try to change their mind, but all you can really do is influence it. And even that, not much.
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That person.
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It depends on the person--If you are dealing with someone who researches and is open minded--they will be likelier to be convinced by reason.

Negative innuendo, on the other hand, is a scare tactic, and is fear based. Someone who uses these techniques would be preying on the fearfull person--It may work to use negative innuendo with them. This tactic, though, in my mind, is deceptive. Check out this website: www.Changingminds.org It is all about persuasion--It is one of my favorite websites, because it really makes you think.
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