1. Discuss the significance of this work in the context of our studies. Some things to consider: What is the title? Who is the artist? When was it created? What was happening in history and art history at this time that influenced the artist and the artwork? What terms and concepts that we have studied would apply to this work? What do you think that the artist is trying to convey? Use class textbook ONLY — No additional sources.

Chapter 4 part 1: password: harlem

2. Discuss the significance of this work in the context of our studies. Some things to consider: What is the title? Who is the artist? When was it created? What was happening in history and art history at this time that influenced the artist and the artwork? What terms and concepts that we have studied would apply to this work? What do you think that the artist is trying to convey? Use class textbook ONLY — No additional sources.

Chapter 4 part 1: password: harlem

3. Discuss the significance of this work in the context of our studies. Some things to consider: What is the title? Who is the artist? When and where was it created? What was happening in history and art history at this time that influenced the artist and the artwork? What terms and concepts that we have studied would apply to this work? What do you think that the artist is trying to convey?

Use class textbook ONLY — No additional sources.

Chapter 4 part 2: password: zootsuit

4. Write a few paragraphs to compare and contrast the pair of images. Identify both artworks and discuss their significance in relation to the concepts presented in the reading. Make sure to cover both visual details and a brief discussion of context (contexts may include social, cultural, religious, political aspects along with points about the ethnic or racial identity of the artist). Use TERMS from class reading. DO NOT add information from additional research or from the internet. MAKE SURE TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST THEM.

Chapter 5: password: spiral

Locate one source of pop psychology and one source of empirical research and compare and contrast the merit of the information in each as follows:

Pop psychology sources are newspapers, news magazines, tabloids, and other self-help articles found either online or on store shelves. Examples include articles by Dr. Phil, Dear Abby, Dr. Laura, Tony Robbins, etc. Articles in Psychology Today and WorldHealth.net are pop psychology and, although they may report on or refer to empirical research, they are not professional journal articles.

To prepare essay, you should think critically about the merit of the information in each article by asking the following questions about each: a.) What is the main issue, problem, or intention of the article? b.) In what way(s) does the article investigate various points of view and assumptions? c.) What evidence is provided to support the issue? d.) In what way(s) does the article discuss consequences and implications of the reasoning provided? e.) In what way(s) does the information provided help you make an informed decision about the purpose?

Now, focus on the answers to the above questions and compare and contrast the 2 sets of information.

Determine what your thesis is and state it clearly and concisely. It should briefly introduce your topic but more importantly should indicate that your purpose is to compare and contrast the merit of the pop psychology article with the merit of the empirical article. This will be the first sentence of your essay.

In the body of the essay, you may do a whole-to-whole comparison of the 2 sets of information or you may do a (less common) point-to-point comparison. For a whole-to-whole comparison, address the information about one of the articles by discussing its merit using the critical thinking concepts above, then, do the same for the second article. For point-by-point, you should address the first important point about one article then that same point about the other, discuss a second point about one then the other, and so on. You will want to be very thorough in the body as this is a very large percentage of your grade on the essay.

Your conclusion should summarize how the merit of the pop psychology article compares and contrasts with the merit of the empirical article, thus reaffirming your thesis without restating it. This is where you conclude with inferences, clearly address implications or consequences of accepting the given information, and culminate any assertions.

Formatting: 500 words / 2 pages. Use basic APA style guidelines such as 1” margins, 12 point Times New Roman font, double-spaced, and when citing your sources and listing your References.

you will submit a 150-200-word summary of a news story from any reputable state or national news source in print, on radio, on TV, or online. Use Times New Roman, 12-pt. type, double-spaced. The story will be about the intersection of media and the First Amendment in the United States—no stories from foreign countries. Not part of the 150-200 words will be a description of where you found this news item (N.Y. Times, CNN on TV, etc.), the title of the story, the date, and URL, if applicable. The story must appear in the news media during the week you will be submitting it. In addition to the summary of the story, I’m looking for any insights you might have on why this is an important case or issue and any implications for journalists, organizations, the media in general, corporations, etc.

Note that you must look for new stories in the last 6 days. You have to use your own ideas and sentences to complete it. you can not copy any sentences in the story. This is a very serious request, because this is an important course for me, if a copy of the situation, I will get 0 points, so need to check it. I will give you an example before you’re ready to write.

I have 14 more questions like these but I will attach them, same format same idea. I need the right answers as after completing the quiz I don’t get any feedback which are right and which are wrong

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This advertisement by “Reporters without Borders” (a non-profit group that supports free media globally) refers to the manipulation of media by Vladimir Putin’s government. The message says, “Politicians without limits need reporters without borders.” Investigate the ad and determine the cognitive strategy used to best persuade viewers to support its cause?

Select the correct option.

Select one:

a. The duplicated images accentuate the positivity of the message.

b. It highlights the message with a mocking, repeating visual.

c. It uses lighting to indicate the seriousness of the message.

d. The dark colors suggest a grim situation that needs to change.

This advertisement promotes a nicotine patch that helps smokers quit the habit. The line says, ‘Smoking causes premature ageing.’ Which of the following best explains the cognitive response of the target audience?

Select the correct option.

Select one:

a. It uses realism to shock people into awareness.

b. It tries to create empathy for the target audience.

c. It is a deliberate attempt to mock habitual smokers.

d. It uses humor to gently suggest changes in habits.