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Chris is looking for his fourth-grade stalker in an old yearbook. He forgot her name, but he thinks that she wore glasses. As he scans the yearbook pictures, Chris skips over anyone not wearing glasses and, therefore, passes by her picture (as it turns out, she did not wear glasses) . Chris was able to block out "unimportant" parts of the environment due to
AVE
Stands for Advertising Value Equivalency, a metric used in public relations to measure the benefit of media coverage by equating it to the cost of equivalent paid advertising space.
Manufacturing Defect
A flaw or imperfection in a product that deviates from its intended design, which can affect its functionality or safety.
PR Team
A group of professionals specializing in public relations within an organization, responsible for managing the public image and communications.
Framing
The process of constructing and presenting information or issues in a specific way that influences how they are perceived and interpreted.
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