Volume
12
Issue
2
Abstract
Many Extension professionals look to public service information campaigns as a major method of message dissemination. This author says that discouraging results may occur through the heavy reliance on public service campaigns for changing knowledge, attitudes, and behavior of the intended audience. He provides evidence to show that a variety of channels are more useful than public service mass media alone for affecting behavioral change.
Recommended Citation
Salcedo, R. N. (1974). Blood and Gore on the Information Campaign. The Journal of Extension, 12(2), Article 2. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol12/iss2/2