Situational Crisis Communication Theory

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    1. Situational Crisis Communication Theory Why is it needed? What is it? How is it used?
    2. Why is SCCT needed?
      • High stakes of managing crises.
      • Too much case study research.
      • Need to “test” recommendations.
      • Need for integration of findings.
      • Evidence based management.
    3. Roots of SCCT
      • Rhetorical approach
        • Response strategies
      • Attribution theory
        • Attribute blame for negative events
    4. Focus
      • Match selection of crisis response to needs of the situation
        • Responsibility for crisis
        • Taking responsibility for the crisis
    5. Three Types Responses
      • Instructing information
      • Adjusting information
      • Reputation repair
    6. Instructing Information
      • Help people cope physically with the crisis.
        • How to protect themselves
      • First concern
    7. Adjusting Information
      • Help people cope psychologically with a crisis
        • Concern/sympathy
        • Correctives
    8. Reputation Repair
      • Match to situation
      • Level of reputation threat
      • Primarily a function of crisis responsibility
    9. Reputation Threat
      • Base is the crisis type
        • Victim
        • Accidental
        • Intentional
      • Intensifiers
        • Crisis history
        • Prior reputation/relationship history
    10. The Match
      • Greater threat to the reputation
      • More response must be perceived to take responsibility
    11. No Default to Apology
      • Overreaction can cause stakeholder concern.
      • Overreaction is expensive.
      • Overreaction does not increase protection/repair of the reputation.
    12. Strongest Response
      • Apology or compensation
        • Viewed equally for taking responsibility
      • Need for intentional crises.
      • Need for accidental crises with
        • Negative crisis history
        • Negative prior reputation
    13. Other Responses
      • Instructing and adjusting go a long way to protect/repair reputations.
      • Excuse and justification can help with accidental crises. (Reinforces)
      • Victimage for victim crises.
      • Fight back against rumors and some challenges.
      • Bolstering is supplemental.
      • Avoid scapegoating.
    14. SCCT
      • Can integrate with other crisis research based on attribution theory.
      • Is predictive and prescriptive.
      • Can valid recommendation—moves beyond speculation.
      • Works as evidence based management.

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