A student in a communications course is assigned to read the passage that follows and connect it to a reading from another course

A student in a communications course is assigned to read the passage that follows and connect it to a reading from another course. Read the passage and choose which of the courses listed below would be MOST likely to provide a reading connection.

 The social and cultural impact of public relations, like that of advertising, has been immense. In its infancy, PR helped convince many American businesses of the value of nurturing the public, who had been redefined as purchasers rather than as producers of their own goods. PR also set the tone for the corporate image building that characterized the economic environment of the twentieth century and transformed the profession of journalism by complicating the way "facts" could be interpreted. Perhaps PR's most significant effect, however, has been on the political process in which individuals and organizations--on both the Right and the Left--hire spin doctors to shape their media images.
Work Cited:

Richard Campbell, Christopher R. Martin, and Bettina G. Fabos, adaptations and excerpts from Media and Culture: An Introduction to Mass Communication, Third Edition. Copyright © 2001 by Bedford/St. Martin's

A) Biology

B) Early childhood development

C) Accounting

D) Political Science