Applicability, practicality, advantageousness, and desirability are suggested by the authors as critical issues to consider in:

Negative ads, especially savage ones criticizing an opponent and often playing fast and loose with context and facts, are called

A) negativism. B) public relations. C) attack ads. D) viral advertising.

While there are some benefits to single-sex schools, some of its critics argue which of the following? a. Single-sex schools tend to be private

b. Schools should instead focus on treating both sexes equitably. c. Single-sex schools won't do much to help the majority of students. d. Single-sex schools tend to only benefit children from well-to-do families. e. All of these are criticisms of same-sex schools.