Harold Lasswell's propaganda theory was: a. A complex mass society theory b. A simple, magic bullet theory c. A combination of behaviorism and Freudian theory d. Quite similar to Goebbels' theory

C. a combination of behaviorism and Freudian theory

Explanation:

Harold Lasswell, an American philosophist proposed a theory that attempts to combine ideas borrowed from Freudalism and behaviourist theory and their application in understanding political and social order. He called this theory the propaganda theory

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