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What was the strategy used to convince the publics that the green strategy makes sense for the corporation and the people that it serves as described in the chapter’s opening vignette?

issue management campaign

corporate advocacy advertising

public affairs campaign

media relations campaign

integrated marketing campaign

Question 2

What is the greatest asset any organization can have, and creating it is the primary goal of most public relations programs?

capital

image

reputation

goodwill

equity

Question 3

Which of the following are the primary uses of advertising in public relations?

not-for-profit advertising and corporate advertising

house ads, public service announcements, and corporate advertising

advocacy ads, institutional advertising, and corporate advertising

corporate advertising, spot announcements, and public service announcements

public service announcements, advocacy ads, and institutional advertising

Question 4

What was the Big Idea of the Colorado Tobacco Education and Prevention Partnership campaign targeting teens?

Your C is your choice.

Try freedom.

Light the fire not the cigarette.

Smell sweet.

Stop now.

Question 5

The globalization/localization debate in international advertising is really about ________.

economics

culture

objective setting

targeting

branding

Question 6

A type of memory test in which respondents who have been exposed to a specific media vehicle are asked to report what advertisements or brand they remember seeing is known as a(n. ________ test.

persuasion

likability

attitude

recognition

recall

Question 7

To get a comprehensive picture of PR’s ________, practitioners evaluate process and outcome,

reach

impact

frequency

contact

exposure

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a main school of thought on advertising in another country?

localization

standardization

semi-standardization

combination

All of the above are main schools of thought on advertising in another country.

Question 9

Which type of evaluative test asks consumers how likely they are to buy a specific brand, then exposes them to an advertisement for that brand, usually as part of a collection of brands, and then asks them again what they intend to purchase?

persuasion test

concept test

memory test

single-source research

inquiry test

Question 10

Which type of public relations program anticipates the possibility of a disaster and plans how to deal with bad news and all the affected publics?

public affairs

issue management

crisis management

cause marketing

corporate reputation management

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