A salesperson who makes a sale does not change the desires of the customer. Rather, the salesperson finds out what these desires are and then convinces the customer that a particular product will satisfy them. Persuading people to vote for a politician to whom they are initially indifferent is not significantly different. After discovering what policies the prospective voter would like to see in place, one tries to__. Which one of the following most logically completes the argument? ['convince the voter that the policies favored by the politician in question are preferable to those favored by the voter', 'persuade the voter that voting for the politician in question is the best way to get these policies adopted', 'disguise any difference between the policies the politician supports and the policies supported by other candidates', 'show that the opponents of the politician in question do not favor all of those policies']