Chap1 Flashcards

1
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Generally define public relations

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Public relations is the distinctive management function which helps establish and maintain mutual lines of communication,

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2
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Give 3 functions of PR named in the definition (there are 6)

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1) management of problem/issue
2) informs management of public opinion
3) defines/emphasizes responsibility of management to serve the public interest
4) awareness/manipulation of change
5) anticipate trends
6) use research and sound and ethical communication as its principal tools.

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3
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public relations practitioner acts as a _____ to management and as a _______, helping to translate ____ _____ into reasonable, publicly acceptable _____ and _____.

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councilor, mediator, private aims, policy and action

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4
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Define: Marketing

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the management function that identifies human needs and wants, offers products and services to satisfy those demands, and causes transactions that deliver products and services to users in exchange for something of value to the provider.

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5
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Internal relations

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builds and maintains a mutually beneficial relationship between managers and the employees on whom an organization’s success depends.

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6
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Internal relations staff work closely with the _____ ________ department to communicate about benefits, training, safety, and other topics important to employees.

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human resources

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7
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Define publicity

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information provided by an outside source, used by media because the information has news value.

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8
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Why is publicity an uncontrolled method of placing messages in the media?

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because the source does not pay media outlets for placement.

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9
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In its infancy, public relations practice consisted of people from what kind of background to produce publicity

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former journalists

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10
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Define Advertising

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information placed in the media by an identified sponsor that pays for the time or space.

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11
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How does PR use advertising?

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to reach audiences other than the customers targeted by marketing.

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12
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Why do organizations use advertising?

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to place and control content, position, and timing of public relations messages in the media.

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13
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What is press agentry?

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creating newsworthy stories and events to attract media attention in order to gain public notice.

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14
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press coverage does not have to be positive, according to some. T/F ?

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True

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15
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Where is press agentry well used?

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Industries involving celebrity

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16
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What is “flack”

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slang for press agent

17
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What does public affairs do?

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builds and maintains organizational relationships with governmental agencies and community stakeholder groups to influence public policy.

18
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In corporations, “ public affairs” typically refers to

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public relations efforts related to public policy and “ corporate to public policy and “corporate citizenship” and “ corporate social responsibility.”

19
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Define Lobbying

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builds and maintains relations with government, primarily to influence legislation and regulation.

20
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all who engage in lobbying the U. S. Congress must register with….

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the Clerk of the House and Secretary of the Senate

21
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Lobbyists at all levels of government must understand… (3)

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1) the legislative process
2) how government functions
3) individual lawmakers and officials.

22
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Issues management is…

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the process of anticipating, identifying, evaluating, and responding to issues and trends that potentially affect an organization’s relationships with its publics.

23
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Issue management is often compared incorrectly with the term PR

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F) Issues management is the process of anticipating, identifying, evaluating, and responding to issues and trends that potentially affect an organization’s relationships with its publics.

24
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Crisis management

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helps organizations strategically respond to negative situations and to dialog with stakeholders affected by perceived and actual consequences of crises.

25
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3 Macrostages of Crisis Management (COOMBS)

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precrisis, crisis, and postcrisis.”

26
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Stages of Crises Management (FERN-BANKS)

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( 1) Detection, 
( 2) Prevention/ preparation, 
( 3) Containment,
( 4) Recovery
( 5) Learning
27
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Investor relations

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builds and maintains mutually beneficial relationships with shareholders and others in the financial community to maximize market value.

28
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Give 3 jobs of investor relators (there are 5)

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1) Tracking market trends
2) Monitoring financial blogs and social networks
3) Providing information to financial publics
4) Counseling management
5) Responding to requests for financial information.

29
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Define Development

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in nonprofit organizations that builds and maintains relationships with donors, volunteers, and members to secure financial and volunteer support.

30
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What is the commonality among all areas under PR?

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to establish and maintain relationships with those identified as important to organizational survival and growth.