Publicity Differs from Public Relations By

question 14

Multiple Choice

Publicity differs from public relations by:

• A) Being the source of negative and positive information, whereas public relations is the only source of positive information
• B) Being the only source of negative information, whereas public relations is the only source of positive information
• C) Being information from the property, whereas public relations is information from the media
• D) Being the only source of positive information, whereas public relations is the only source of negative information

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Definitions:

Synonyms

Words that have different spellings and pronunciations but share similar or identical meanings.

Encoding Meaning

Involves translating information into a form that can be stored in memory, often impacting recall and understanding.

Recall

The cognitive process of retrieving information or memories from one's past experiences.

Momentary Sensory Memory

A type of memory that holds information from the sensory system for a very brief period, often only fractions of a second.