Communication and Media

Transmission media is the path between the sender and the receiver. Transmission media is classified as 1) guided (such as cable and twisted wire) and 2) unguided (which is usually referred to as wireless transmission). Additionally, the medium is controlled by the error-detection process (error detection and correction) to ensure transmission accuracy. A parity check […]

choose a movie of your choice and analyze it by communication concepts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gziMZxee6cw&t=129s https://canvas.sbcc.edu/ (from here click on comm 101 class go to the syllabus and scroll down to the term paper.         So much stress and so little time? We’ve got you covered. Get your paper proofread, edited or written from […]

Using the following 3 sources ” Benefits of dog ownership: Comparative study of equivalent samples,” “Dogs and Humans Health/Mental health: from the pleasure of their company to the benefits of their assistance,” and “Companion dog acquisition and mental well-being: a community-based three-arm controlled study” I need a speech preparation outline including a bibliography.     […]

This part of the paper requires you to go through various publicly accessible databases to examine how a given public (American or otherwise) stands on your topic. Length estimate: 6-8 pages (really depends on topic). Topic: public opinion about data privacy geographically comparison between Asia, US and EU Questions to think of for this final […]

You will select a group in society that you think is marginalized (treated unfairly or faces inequality) and correlate the study of communication and intercultural communication to it. This will be a 5-page double spaced written essay. Select a group in society that you think is treated unfairly or faces inequality. You may choose any […]

You are to select a film and examine several theories of interpersonal communication discussed in your text to see how they are portrayed in the film. The focus will be on how communication is used to initiate, maintain, and terminate relationships. The film will serve as a vehicle for learning about interpersonal communication and relationships. […]

choose two similar visuals from an online magazine, newspaper, or other similar source print sources work too. then compare/contrast these visual arguments please check the two files for more details

In this assignment, you will review the guidelines for making small talk and other aspects of everyday conversation. You will find YouTube clips demonstrating good and bad examples of people engaging in conversation. Then, you will write short outlined instructions on how to make small talk, make an apology, and give and receive a compliment. You will use the Discussion Board tool so that you can see links from other students. Objectives: Explore and practice the principles of conversation. Analyze guidelines for making small talk and other aspects of everyday conversation.  Instructions: Review the guidelines for making small talk and other types of everyday conversation you explored in the textbook and in the learning activities. Find links to YouTube videos that demonstrate a good and bad example of each of the following: making small talk, making an apology, and giving and receiving a compliment. Include the minute and second, the viewer should begin watching if not the entire video. Outline a set of specific instructions on how to make small talk, make an apology, and give and receive a compliment.

“Moral Panic Theory” posits that society blames social problems on folk devils in order to achieve an illusion of control. Based on the article by Markey and Ferguson (2019), how would you define folk devils and illusions of control as they pertain to mass media use? Markey & Ferguson (2017) offer four guidelines for identifying a moral panic. Briefly summarize each of these guidelines. Cassidy (2015) details 19th-century parents’ concern about their children’s media use. Considering your definitions of folk devils and illusions of control, in what ways were these concerns reflective of a moral panic about media use? Read through Cassidy’s (2015) conclusion (p. 224-226). What does she argue that 19-century parents’ concerns about media were actually about? Twenge (2017) details present-day parents’ concerns about children’s use of smartphones. Using Markey & Ferguson’s (2017) guidelines, can you identify any evidence that Twenge is inciting a moral panic in this article? Why or why not? Compare the concerns of 19th-century parents (in Cassidy’s article) with the concerns of present-day parents (in Twenge’s article). What similarities do these concerns share? In what ways are they fundamentally different?

Scenario: You’ve been named the Public Health Advisor for Baldwin County, GA. One of the key assignments is given to you to ensure that all women living in that county ( age 40 and above) get a mammography exam within 24 months regardless of cost. Two approaches: Social Media and mHealth 1. Identify two approaches from Chapter 5 that you will employ to reach your goal. 2. Provide a justification for each selected approach (provide specifics)