Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Research

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the systematic gathering of information conducted in a scientific and objective manner

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What does research do for us?

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  1. Boost credibility
  2. help us make positive first impressions
  3. allow us to do our best work
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3
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What are some forms of PR research?

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  1. Focus groups.
  2. Interviews on perception.
  3. Social media analysis.
  4. Experiments.
  5. Network analysis.
  6. Media monitoring
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what does research allow PR professionals to do?

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  1. Collect information for job-related tasks.
  2. Analyze audience data.
  3. Sustain a solid campaign and measure
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5
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EBP

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Evidence-based practices

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6
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audience segmentation

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A process of categorizing people in certain groups based off of specific criteria

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7
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demographics

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Based on data

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8
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psychographics

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Based on psychological attributes

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9
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Outputs

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Immediate and direct results

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10
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outcomes

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More important than outputs because they reflect the behavioural actions of the audience

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11
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reliability

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The ability to replicate the results of our research

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12
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Validity

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Whether a measure does what it’s advertised to do

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13
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formal research

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The scientific method. Identify the problem, gather data, form a hypothesis, and test that hypothesis

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14
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How are outputs measured?

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By focusing on the number of items produced

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15
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how are outcomes measured?

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Surveys, questionnaires, focus groups

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16
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informal research

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Looking for potential ideas to test or implement

17
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qualitative research

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Explores in-depth about the quality of something
Ex. Focus groups, and interviews

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Quantitative research

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Uses formal statistical methods and answers questions of what or how many.
Ex. experiments and surveys.

19
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Mixed methods research

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The combination of qualitative and quantitative research

20
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What are some of the best practices for research?

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  1. Understand the ethical expectations for research.
  2. Align theory, method, and practice together
  3. Determine the roles and team members in charge
  4. Invest in the right tools and methods.
  5. Understand that reporting data and research is just the beginning
21
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SMART criteria

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Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time specific

22
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non-public

A

No connection or desire

23
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Latent public

A

Share your values and but do not know you

24
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Aware

A

Share your values and know you but have not acted

25
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Active

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Share your values, know you, and have engaged