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rosent76

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The theory that describes how journalists use facts, themes and treatments to shape a story is known as
 
  A) framing theory.
  B) agenda setting.
  C) two-step flow theory.
  D) uses and gratifications.
  E) fact-based storytelling.

Question 2

Researchers by behaviorists suggests that public relations messages should
 
  A) be simple.
  B) be subliminal.
  C) be authoritarian.
  D) relay the impression that everyone is doing it.
  E) Both A and D.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E



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