Overheidscommunicatie en Burgerparticipatie

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This set of flashcards covers key concepts from the lecture on government communication, focusing on campaigns, target audiences, methods for influencing behavior, and participatory democracy.

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What defines a campaign in government communication?

A campaign is communication with a specific temporary goal to influence behavior, such as reducing alcohol consumption.

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What is PUSH-communication?

PUSH-communication is when information is actively and unsolicited sent from a sender to a receiver.

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Define PULL-communication.

PULL-communication is when the receiver actively seeks out information.

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What are the six components analyzed in a campaign?

Message, target audience, objective, form, channel, time.

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What is the main focus of government communication?

To inform the public and clarify services, supporting behavior without being commercial or politically biased.

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What does the AIDA model stand for?

Attention, Interest, Desire, Action.

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Who are endorsers in the context of behavior change campaigns?

Individuals or organizations that support or promote a campaign to enhance credibility and impact.

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What are wicked problems?

Complex societal issues with no clear cause or solution, involving multiple stakeholders and interests.

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Name the four methods to influence behavior as discussed in the lecture.

Punishing, facilitating, rewarding, and sensitizing.

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What is the LEON principle for handling complaints?

Listen, Acknowledge, Resolve, and Follow-up.

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What is the purpose of participatory democracy?

To allow citizens to have a voice and influence decisions that affect their community.

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What are the two types of democracy mentioned in the lecture?

Speech democracy (passive public consultation) and action democracy (active community involvement).

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What does strategic thinking in communication imply?

Thinking ahead and planning actions to achieve specific communication goals efficiently.

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How does content strategy relate to government communication?

It involves engaging with target audiences through effective use of various content types across platforms.