An audience that believes the crisis is not the organization’s fault, but thinks the results of the crisis are severe is a(n) ________ audience
a) bemused
b) concerned
c) animated
d) antagonistic
ANS: c
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Label Ogden and Richard's "triangle of meaning." Then,
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)