Ethical inclinations of public relations majors

This study, which examines the ethical inclinations of undergraduate advertising students (N = 257) who indicate career interests in advertising, finds that student responses to four scenarios about advertising ethics tend not to indicate an application of absolute moral standards. A factor analysis of student responses to 17 statements about the ethics of advertising practices show three underlying dimensions; these are labeled, respectively, Advertising Claims and Standards, Agencies' Public Responsibility, and Agencies' Moral Standards. This study also offers suggestions for research.

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Ethical inclinations of public relations majors

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All glamour, no substance? How public relations majors and potential majors in an exemplar program view the industry and function

Ethical Inclinations of Tomorrow's Advertising Practitioners

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