Based on Stacks and Michaelson’s types of outcomes, which one of the following sequence of events represents the ideal from a successful campaign?
a. message reception-opinion change-behavior change
b. behavior change -message reception-opinion change
c. opinion change-message reception-behavior change
d. message reception-behavior change-opinion change
a. message reception-opinion change-behavior change
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Explain the two speaking situations when disseminating handouts is appropriate
What will be an ideal response?
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