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In 2012, the Public Relations Society of America reached a common definition for public relations. Which of the following was the winning definition?
"Public relations is a strategic communication process that builds mutually beneficial relationships between organizations and their publics."
What is the difference between the PRSA definition of PR and the author's definition of PR?
the author's definition adds elements of planning, listening through 2 way communication and the elements of character/ethics and performance.
Which of the following distinguishes the R-O-S-I-E formula from other formulae that summarize the PR process?
Encompasses a more managerial approach
To effectively communicate with a public, it is important to recognize that ___________.
All publics have their own special needs and require different types of communication.
Internal Publics
inside the organization: supervisors, clerks, managers, stockholders and the board of directors
External Publics
Not directly connected with the organization: the press, government, educators, customers, suppliers, and the community
Which publics can most help or hinder and organization's efforts?
Primary publics
A major difference between public relations and marketing or advertising is that ____________.
Marketing and advertising promote a product or a service. Public relations promotes an entire organization.
Which of the following statements apply to the practice of public relations?
Public relations cannot succeed if an organization's actions are unethical
What is the communication goal that relates to understanding a group in opposition?
To build mutual understanding
Public Relations professionals who encode a client's message must understand all the following:
1. words are always changing
2. discriminatory language is particularly sensitive
3. understanding semantics is important
4. they are an interpreter
According to the "content is the message" theory, __________. (most important of the 3 theories)
what the message says is the most important
Characteristics that influence attitudes include all of the following except:
Heredity
The "silent majority" refers to ____________.
people who are in the muddled middle
What does social judgement theory suggest?
people may have a range of opinions on a certain subject, that IS anchored by a clear attitude, and communicators can work within a person's "latitude of acceptance"
According to the elaboration likelihood model, if we're interested and focused enough on a message, we take a "peripheral" route to a decision. (T/F)
False - we take a central route
Classic persuasion theory indicates that a person who carefully considers an argument alertly, actively and creatively is in a ___________ mode.
Systematic
From classic persuasion theory, we learn that a person who skims the surface is in __________ mode.
Heuristic
All of the following definitions of ethics are valid EXCEPT __________.
Being ethical means doing what the law requires
What is the cardinal rule of ethics?
Never, ever lie
Which of the following is NOT a factor in a person's ethical construct and approach?
Politcal Background
Professional ethics is often called ___________.
Applied ethics
________ and _________ are at the heart of public relations.
Honesty, Fairness
How does advice to clients from lawyers differ from the advice given to clients by PR practitioners?
PR advisors counsel clients what they should do to defend themselves in the court of public opinion
A word, symbol or slogan used alone or in combination to identify a product or sponsor is ________.
Covered under trademark law
Why is it obligatory to begin any public relations campaign with research?
Managers want proof that what we advise is based on logic and clear thinking
Which of the following is an element of a survey?
A sample
The sample is the __________.
Selected target group
Which type of sample do journalists use to elicit ideas and points of views from other people on the street?
Convenience Sample
Types of interviews include all of the following except __________.
communication audits
Which of the following involves researchers delivering short questionnaires to people they approach in shopping malls or retail outlets?
Intercept Interviews