Question

The process for ensuring that a public information message was accurately conveyed is typically called:

Answer 1

Answer:

Public Relations (Or more commonly known as PR)

Explanation:

Generally, public relation is used by individuals or organizations to maintain positive image from the mass.  (since a slight negative change of perceptions could resulted in a huge monetary damage for those individuals/organizations).

Example of PR in action would be when a company is handling a false accusation of using dangerous materials for their product.

In such situation, the PR team will create a campaign to make sure that the public do not get swayed with this fall information and keep their trust on the company's product. They will carefully select their words and the body language of their spokesperson to appeal to the public's concern and maintain that positive perception.

Answer 2

Answer:

The process for ensuring that a public information message was accurately conveyed is typically called Decoding.

Explanation:

It’s a process where the public information message is interpreted accurately.

Decoding a message takes time and much skill to comprehend it. Confusion will most likely persist in decoding an information and that is due to the decoder’s incompetence to understand a few terms and jargons.

The public information is first sent from a source and then next stage involves encoding. The channel is selected and the final stage is decoding the message by the receiver.