The New Role of PR Differs from the Traditional Role

question 108

Multiple Choice

The new role of PR differs from the traditional role of PR in that it:

• A)views PR as a nonmarketing function.
• B)has a narrower perspective of PR functions.
• C)considers marketing and public relations as separate departments.
• D)considers all noncustomer relationships necessary only in a marketing context.
• E)requires the marketing department to report to public relations.

Recognize the origins of specific torts.

Identify the parties involved in a tort action and their roles.

Understand the defenses available in a tort action.

Differentiate between assault and battery in tort law.

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Definitions:

Bandura's

Relates to the theories of Albert Bandura, particularly his work on social learning theory, which suggests that people learn behaviors, morals, and values through observing others.

Piaget's

Pertaining to the developmental theory proposed by Jean Piaget, focusing on how children acquire knowledge and their ability to think and reason.

Vygotsky's Theory

A psychological theory developed by Lev Vygotsky, emphasizing the importance of social interaction and culture in cognitive development.

Piaget's

Refers to the theory of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget, which posits that children progress through a series of stages of intellectual growth.