Implications of the concept of the schema for public relations
Larissa A. Schneider
Abstract
Larissa A. Schneider
Abstract
Schemata are the internal cognitive structures which play a critical role in information processing. These hierarchically arranged beliefs become the perspective a person uses to select, interpret, and remember messages. By understanding how these new data fit the existing pattern, or schema, public relations practitioners can structure the content of their newsletters, speeches and informational campaigns most effectively.
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Schemata are the internal cognitive structures which play a critical role in information processing. These hierarchically arranged beliefs become the perspective a person uses to select, interpret, and remember messages. By understanding how these new data fit the existing pattern, or schema, public relations practitioners can structure the content of their newsletters, speeches and informational campaigns most effectively.
Key concepts: Schema (genetic algorithms), Cognition, Perspective (graphical), Computer science, Epistemology, Sociology, Social psychology, Psychology