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Chapter Seventeen
Public Relations
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Public relations can be defined as:
a) The conscience of the company with the objective of creating trust and integrity
b) A perception based on messages delivered by advertising and marketing tools
c) Based only on an organization’s behaviord) An event in which an advertising
spokesperson demonstrates the product’s benefits
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Public relations can be defined as:
a) The conscience of the company with the objective of creating trust and integrity
b) A perception based on messages delivered by advertising and marketing tools
c) Based only on an organization’s behaviord) An event in which an advertising
spokesperson demonstrates the product’s benefits
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Public opinion means the same thing as mass opinion.
a) True
b) False
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Public opinion means the same thing as mass opinion.
a) True
b) False
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A company’s reputation can be defined as:
a) The greatest asset any organization can have
b) A perception based on controlled and uncontrolled media
c) A series of point-of-view messagesd) Based on an organization’s actual
behavior
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A company’s reputation can be defined as:
a) The greatest asset any organization can have
b) A perception based on controlled and uncontrolled media
c) A series of point-of-view messagesd) Based on an organization’s actual
behavior
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Should public relations and advertising be considered separate disciplines?
a) Yes
b) No
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Should public relations and advertising be considered separate disciplines?
a) Yes
b) No
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The PR function responsible for initiating publicity and providing information to the media is called:
a) Employee relationsb) Cause marketing c) Public affairsd) Media relations
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The PR function responsible for initiating publicity and providing information to the media is called:
a) Employee relationsb) Cause marketing c) Public affairsd) Media relations
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Public goodwill is the greatest asset any organization can have.
a) True
b) False
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Public goodwill is the greatest asset any organization can have.
a) True
b) False
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Important people who influence the opinions of others are called:
a) Opinion leaders
b) Publics
c) Consumers
d) Lobbyists
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Important people who influence the opinions of others are called:
a) Opinion leaders
b) Publics
c) Consumers
d) Lobbyists
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Is reputation built mostly upon what you say about yourself in public?
a) Yes
b) No
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Is reputation built mostly upon what you say about yourself in public?
a) Yes
b) No
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The overriding goal of reputation management in a corporate relations program is:
a) To strengthen the trust that stakeholders have in an organization
b) To convince members of the media to feature the product prominently
c) To gather favorable media reviews during a press conference
d) To communicate information to employees
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The overriding goal of reputation management in a corporate relations program is:
a) To strengthen the trust that stakeholders have in an organization
b) To convince members of the media to feature the product prominently
c) To gather favorable media reviews during a press conference
d) To communicate information to employees
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Is research a key component of public relations campaigns?
a) Yes
b) No
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Is research a key component of public relations campaigns?
a) Yes
b) No
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Public relations may utilize all of the following tools except:
a) Hyper-controlled media
b) Controlled media
c) Uncontrolled media
d) Semi-controlled media
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Public relations may utilize all of the following tools except:
a) Hyper-controlled media
b) Controlled media
c) Uncontrolled media
d) Semi-controlled media
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With corporate advertising the company focuses on its:
a) Corporate image or viewpoint
b) Competitive image or viewpoint
c) Controlled media goals
d) Uncontrolled media goals
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With corporate advertising the company focuses on its:
a) Corporate image or viewpoint
b) Competitive image or viewpoint
c) Controlled media goals
d) Uncontrolled media goals
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When a news release is submitted to an editor, the editor is obligated to run it as is.
a) True
b) False
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When a news release is submitted to an editor, the editor is obligated to run it as is.
a) True
b) False
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Which of the following is most true of PR and online communication?
a) Extranets are slowly overtaking intranets as the preferred mode
b) It relies upon a media gatekeeperc) It hasn’t replaced human
relationshipsd) Journalists are slow to embrace
the Internet
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Which of the following is most true of PR and online communication?
a) Extranets are slowly overtaking intranets as the preferred mode
b) It relies upon a media gatekeeperc) It hasn’t replaced human
relationshipsd) Journalists are slow to embrace
the Internet
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Is evaluation considered to be a form of public relations research?
a) Yes
b) No
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Is evaluation considered to be a form of public relations research?
a) Yes
b) No
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