Types of publics (Grunig)
Nonpublics - issue has no effect
Latent - not aware (easier to change)
Aware - understand the issue but hasn't acted
Active - are doing something
Think: NALL
Latent - not aware (easier to change)
Aware - understand the issue but hasn't acted
Active - are doing something
Think: NALL
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What is the agenda-setting process?
A fluid, dynamic attempt to get the attention of the media, the public, and/or policy makers
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What is the agenda-setting process?
A fluid, dynamic attempt to get the attention of the media, the public, and/or policy makers
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the Diffusion process
1) explains how people adopt or reject change
2) reveals why major change is not accomplished in a brief time
3) reveals why it cannot be accomplished through news media alone
4) emphasizes why channels of interpersonal communication are the most effective
2) reveals why major change is not accomplished in a brief time
3) reveals why it cannot be accomplished through news media alone
4) emphasizes why channels of interpersonal communication are the most effective
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What aspect of a campaign is very important to diffusion?
word of mouth
If targeted audiences aren't talking about what they've read or seen, the process is stunted.
If targeted audiences aren't talking about what they've read or seen, the process is stunted.
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What are the five ways people are categorized in diffusion?
Innovators - do it first
Early adopters - most important group influential
Early majority - also important influence
Majority - at the tipping point, has diffused
Nonadopters - laggards
Early adopters - most important group influential
Early majority - also important influence
Majority - at the tipping point, has diffused
Nonadopters - laggards
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What 3 factors move latent publics?
Recognize there is a problem
See themselves as limited
See themselves as being involved
See themselves as limited
See themselves as being involved
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Autor: Erin
Oberthema: Business
Thema: Public Relations
Veröffentlicht: 19.11.2011
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