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Write a Propaganda between two TV commercials

1. What is the article about?

2. What is the author trying to say or argue?

3. What are your views on the topic or subject of the article you have chosen to read and write about?

Describe your intended audience and why the topic is important to this audience (suggested length of 2–5 sentences).

B. Create a presentation plan (e.g., outline) for a five- to seven-minute presentation on your chosen topic by including the following parts:

1. an effective introduction that includes the following aspects:

• an attention-getting opening

• a thesis statement

• a preview of the main points of the presentation

Note: For a five- to seven-minute speech, two main points are recommended.

2. supporting evidence (e.g., statistics, published research) for the main points

Note: Avoid using personal opinion, personal research, or personal experience as your supporting evidence.

3. an effective conclusion that includes a summary of the main points and closing comments.

4. a minimum of three credible sources

a. Acknowledge sources within the text for all content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized, and provide a reference list that includes the author, date of publication, title, and location of information (e.g., publisher, journal, website URL) for each source. APA citation style is strongly encouraged.

Write an analysis of a communication situation you have recently experienced within your workplace, using a specified model or theory.

Applying communication models is more straightforward the fewer the number of individuals involved in a communication. Analyzing an interaction you have had yourself is the foundation upon which your understanding and insight into the communication approaches within all sizes of organizations begins.

Instructions:
Complete the following:

Choose a communication situation you recently experienced within your workplace or another organization with which you are affiliated.
Use the materials provided in the Resources or other resources from the Capella library or the Internet to research David Berlo’s model of communication or the information theory of human communication process as described by Shannon and Weaver to use as starting points to analyze the communication situation you experienced.
Summarize your experience and write an analysis of it that includes the following:
Identify the source (sender or transmitter) and the receiver (destination) in the situation.
Describe the message and what type of message function was it serving.
Explain how the message was encoded. For example, what symbols, words, or ideas were used to create the message?
Explain how the message was decoded.
Explain how a channel or channels were used to transmit the message.
Describe the type of noise that was experienced. You may wish to review the materials in the Resources for a description of noise in a communication situation, since noise is more than auditory sounds.
Describe the communication context of the situation. Context includes where and when the communication took place as well as important aspects of the situation that impacted the communication, such as the mood or climate of the organization at the time of the communication.
Compare the intended effect to the actual effect of the message. That is, what did the sender hope would be understood and what did the receivers actually understand?
Assess whether a shared meaning or shared reality was constructed. For example, even if a message is understood, the sender and receiver may not be in agreement. If a shared meaning was not reached, what needed to change?

Discuss how the Lordship of Jesus and the declaration “Jesus is Lord,” would have been heard within the Greco-Roman context as well as the context and history of the city of Philippi. Discuss as well how this declaration might have been extra scandalous given the history and culture of Philippi. 2. 1 Corinthians 1:21-25: Discuss how the message of the cross might have been a stumbling block for those who heard it. Bring into the discussion knowledge of the city of Corinth as well as your knowledge of Greco-Roman philosophies. How would the message of the cross be compared with these?