PR is used as a weapon, and so is often criticised for its lack of<br/>______. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff
PR is used as a weapon, and so is often criticised for its lack of<br/>______. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff
It is also sometimes condemned for _____ when carrying out 'public<br/>relations exercises'. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff
It is also sometimes condemned for _____ when carrying out 'public<br/>relations exercises'. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff
How<br/>do people see public relations?<br/>People's<br/>_______ of an organisation are based on what they are exposed to in<br/>the media, and any contact they may have had with it. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff
How<br/>do people see public relations?<br/>People's<br/>_______ of an organisation are based on what they are exposed to in<br/>the media, and any contact they may have had with it. A: aims B: consistency C: customers D: distortion E: impressions F: invisibility G: objectivity H: opposition I: rejection J: shallowness K: staff