How do strategic communications differ from public diplomacy?

How do strategic communications differ from public diplomacy?

• A. Strategic communications and public diplomacy are identical in goals and methods.
• B. Public diplomacy is relevant only during crises, while strategic communications is constant.
• C. Strategic communications primarily aims at domestic audiences, while public diplomacy targets international publics.
• D. Strategic communications focus on shaping perceptions for policy goals across multiple audiences, while public diplomacy emphasizes long-term relationships and exchange with foreign publics.

Answer: (D)