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Coy Callison2014

Article2014

Smart friendly liars: Public perception of public relations practitioners over time

Coy Callison · Patrick F. Merle · Trent Seltzer

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2003‘I thought it would be more glamorous’: preconceptions and misconceptions among students in the public relations principles course 2009All glamour, no substance? How public relations majors and potential majors in an exemplar program view the industry and function 2004The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Perceptions of Public Relations Practitioners 2010Public perceptions of public relations

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Year2014

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Published2014-09-27

VenuePublic Relations Review

ISSN-L0363-8111

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