Edward Bernays Is Considered the "Father of Public Relations" Largely

question 12

Multiple Choice

Edward Bernays is considered the "father of public relations" largely because he ______.

• A) advocated for the promotion of special events
• B) understood the importance of "the engineering of consent"
• C) placed the interest of the client above the interest of the public
• D) developed the "press agentry" model of public relations

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Definitions:

Cephalocaudal Pattern

A principle of physical growth that describes how development progresses from the head (cephalo) down to the tail (caudal) or feet.

Proximodistal Pattern

A pattern of growth and development in human beings where growth starts at the central part of the body and moves towards the outer parts, such as limbs.

Motor Milestones

Key developmental stages in a child's life when they acquire movement abilities, such as sitting, crawling, walking, and grasping.

Maturational View

A perspective in developmental psychology suggesting that development is primarily driven by biological or genetic factors, unfolding in predetermined stages.