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Advantages of Effective Oral Communication Skills in Business
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A 5 page paper discussing why organizations need effective oral communications more than ever before. It is no longer sufficient for managers to dictate, now they must lead. True leadership requires that the leader gain the dedication of the ranks, and that can be accomplished only through effective oral communication. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: KSbusCommAdv.rtf
Advertising and Gender Roles
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5 pages in length. It is nearly
impossible to escape gender stereotypes, for they exist all
throughout society. Advertisers especially seem to draw upon
assumptions about male and female roles. Such intolerance has
even been experienced from one's own significant other. From
where do such harmful and often distorted images originate, and
why have they not decreased over the past several decades? If
one considers the fact that each person is a product of his own
environment, it is easy to see that the influence of his
surroundings is critical to forming his gender image. Attitudes
are spread from generation to generation, community to community
and person to person; there is virtually no way to avoid becoming
tainted in a society that harbors negative or pre-formed
stereotypes. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: JGAadsex.wps
Advertising and Public Relations -- Codependent Media Landscapes
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This 7 page report discusses the media landscapes of public
relations and advertising and the ways in which they interact in
the larger processes of public communication. The relationship
between the two demonstrates how the line between where the media
landscape of one reality and the next blur. The report also
briefly discusses how the radical transformation of the business
environment in recent years has been reshaping business
communication. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWmedlnd.wps
Advertising and the Negative Affects on Young Women
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A 5 page literature review of
three articles which discuss the negative affects of advertising on young women.
Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: RAgrlad.rtf
An Analysis of an Interview
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This 6 page paper provides an analysis of an interview submitted by a student. It concerns a telephone interview situation where a professional converses with a client. Several factors inclusive of preparedness and technique are discussed. No bibliography.
Filename: SA219int.rtf
An Analysis of Communication
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This 5 page paper takes two hypothetical situations and analyzes the communication that had taken place. Communication theory is used. Nonverbal communication is touched on. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA 108Com.wps
An Experience in Critical Thinking
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This 5 page paper presents a student's observations and conclusions regarding strange behavior at a Unitarian Church. The student cautions that as a result of that experience she has learned to be less hasty in jumping to conclusions. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PPthinkCrit.rtf
Analysis of a Speech
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Another 3 page (persuasive communications perspective) analysis of Lee P. Brown's May 1994 speech about the War on Drugs...Bibliography lists 1 textbook source and reference to the speech itself.
Filename: Brwnspch.wps
Analysis of Diesel Jeans’ Print Advertising
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In eight pages this paper analyzes the print advertising of Diesel jeans in a consideration of ideology, feminism, globalization, and semiotics. Four sources are cited in the bibliography.
Filename: TGdieselad.rtf
Analysis of Social Influence in the Media
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A five page paper which looks at the way in which social influence in the media may be analysed, in terms of advertising strategy, target audience, and the theoretical and pragmatic aims of the advertiser.
Filename: JLads.wps
Approaches to Communication: Functionalist, Interpretive, and Critical
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A 6 page outline of the many approaches to communication. Delineates between three most basic of these: the functionalist, the interpretive and the critical. Defines the functionalist approach as one which relies almost solely on emotion. Clarifies that the intensity of an individual's approach and whether it is directed at explanation or an attack of another approach is what distinguishes between the interpretive and the critical approaches to communication.
Filename: PPcomSt2.wps
