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     * // You can say 'set up payment arrangements,'​ '​billing questions,'​ '​change service,'​ or '​technical support.'​ //     * // You can say 'set up payment arrangements,'​ '​billing questions,'​ '​change service,'​ or '​technical support.'​ //
  
-Setting up payments is in fact a billing question, but if your goal is to handle those calls differently,​ listing it before the generic category will help achieve that. In fact, if you don't put the specific option before the more general option, there is a risk that callers who hear the general option will select it immediately and will never hear the more specific option (Balentine & Morgan, 2001).+Setting up payments is in fact a billing question, but if your goal is to handle those calls differently,​ listing it before the generic category will help achieve that. In fact, if you don't put the specific option before the more general option, there is a risk that callers who hear the general option will select it immediately and will never hear the more specific option ([[references#​balentine2001|Balentine & Morgan, 2001]]).
  
 Another example. Look back at our travel prompt for new reservations. It's probably in a less than optimal order with 'a vacation package'​ being last. A caller could very easily select either '​flights'​ or '​hotel'​ before hearing the option that combines them. Another example. Look back at our travel prompt for new reservations. It's probably in a less than optimal order with 'a vacation package'​ being last. A caller could very easily select either '​flights'​ or '​hotel'​ before hearing the option that combines them.