1. Secondary Research
You are the PR director for the local power company, and the company wants to research the possibility of building a nuclear power plant. You have been assigned to conduct research about past efforts to build nuclear plants, and about public attitudes toward nuclear power. Tell us about one secondary research source that you might use in your research. Then explain why this would be a useful secondary source. No, you cannot answer "Google".
2. PR Professional
You are a PR professional who has been hired by a high-profile client. At the same time, the client hired a lawyer. You and the lawyer will be working together to advise the client. Will you and the lawyer probably give similar or different advice? Why? What are the differences in the kinds of advice given by these two different professions? How can you as the PR pro successfully work with the lawyer to serve your client?