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Who Wants to an Agency Millionaire?

This activity was built using a template from the University of Iowa. Thanks for making this available.

This is designed to be used with Turning Technologies clickers, but you can use it without those.

There are fifteen questions about transparency guidelines and regulations.

The answers are in the notes. You will need to set those answers if using clickers.

If you do not want to use teams or scores, you can hide those slides.

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at

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Tips for Running Clicker Millionaire

We’ve prebuilt the question slides, team assignment slide and scoreboards for you. All you should have to do is enter your questions. You can also add or subtract teams and change team names.

The game is set up to run as a team competition. If you would like to include individual scores, just unhide the participant scoreboards.

If you have any questions, email

clicker-support@uiowa.eduSlide3

Who Wants to be an

Ethics Millionaire?Slide4

Please select a Team.

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Bernays

Ivy

Kendrix

FleishmanSlide5

You review a product on your website. You were given the product by the company.

Which agency requires you to disclose that?

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Securities and Exchange Commission

Federal Trade Commission

Federal Communication Commission

The Energy DepartmentSlide6

What is the term for undisclosed compensation of reporters for placement of material?

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DJ Dues

Native Advertising

Pay-for-Play

Editorial Payments

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A university student is injured on campus. A reporter calls to obtain information. Which law must you consider?

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Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA

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Title

IX of

the United States Education Amendments of

1972

Fair Disclosure Act

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The New York Times article about Orange is the New Black that was sponsored by Netflix is an example of

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ponsored content.

e

ditorial content.

p

ublic

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elations content.

p

ublic advertising.

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Which is one of the seven Page Principle?

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No sponsored content

Manage for tomorrow

Avoid deceptive practices

Don’t be patient

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Team Scores

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Team

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Top 5 Participant Scores

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Participant

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Astroturfing is

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nundating a reporter with so many facts that it hides the truth.

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elling half-truths.

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eplacing only a few, but not all , facts with lies.

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sing fake, deceptive front groups.

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You are having a press conference. The PRSA Codes of Ethics states you may pay for seat-fillers to ensure a full room.

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True, that is acceptable.

True, as long as the paid participants are not allowed to talk to reports.

False, this is a deceptive practice.

False, this is too costly for clients.

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If you pay an expert to endorse your product, you have to

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isclose that information.

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eep that secret to avoid confusion.

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ot disclose the information, if the expert would have had a positive opinion anyway.

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ot do this, because you should never hire experts.

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The SEC’s Fair Disclosure policy requires all material nonpublic information

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be made available, but can be done at different times.

not be made available.

be made available to all at one time.

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e only released to those who need to know.

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The Global Energy Balance Network website was registered to what company?

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Coca-Cola

Pepsi

Frito-Lay

Seagram

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Team Scores

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Which is a governmental

regulatory agency?

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National Labor Relations Board

Oxfam

Doctors

Without Borders

Greenpeace

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While working a for a client, you learn that its stock is about to go public. Which agency has regulations about financial information disclosure?

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Securities

and Exchange Commission

Federal Trade Commission

Federal Communication Commission

The Treasury Department

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You are working for a drug company preparing for government approval of a new diabetes drug. What is the regulatory agency that sets guidelines about advertising this product?

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The American Diabetes Foundation

The Food and Drug Association

The Centers for Disease Control

National Institutes of Health

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________________ is the term used to for philanthropic

activities that allow businesses to provide

social good.

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Social Goods

Moral Philanthropy

Business Rights

Corporate Social Responsibility

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And now for

the final questionSlide26

The Foreign Agents Registration Act was passed by Congress to

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require registration of lobbyists working on behalf of foreign governments.

register foreign agents visiting the United States.

assist the FBI in surveillance.

track foreign nationals residing in the United States.

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Final Team Scores

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Final Top 5 Participant Scores

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ParticipantSlide29

Thanks for playing

“Who wants to be

an Ethics millionaire?”