Romy Ben melech 11-W Life orientation alcohol assignment Task 1: Advert 1. Alcohol is indirectly portrayed in each advert by showing the negative effects of alcohol without preaching to teenagers not to drink. The adverts are aimed at teaching teenagers the stupidity of drinking by showing violent, dangerous and sexual aspects which come with the responsibility of drinking. 2. A viewer could realise the harm of drinking that they are doing to their selves. The male shows serious pain done to himself
Life Orientation Alcohol Assignment Task 1: Advert 1. Alcohol is indirectly portrayed through mans and woman's behaviour and appearance. Alcohol is portrayed in the advert of the woman through her torn top, smeared makeup, the vomit in her hair and through the broken heel of her shoes. Alcohol is portrayed in the man’s advert through his broken watch, torn top and pants, urine on his shoes and his bloody nose. 2. The advert can have two different impacts. Depending on the person watching it, it
advertising industry has emerged into youth driven market. Today advertisement either relevant or not relevant towards child product, children have still happened to appear in the advertisement. This topic is crucial in the area of our studies as we are able to match advertising and age alongside to further our understanding
multitude of problems such as obesity and obesity-related diseases. In this assignment I will be going through the factors via the
survey, interview and literature review then you are able to explore the question ‘The impact of social media on the understandings of body image on adolescents’. Acknowledgements: In every part of this assignment there have been a lot of people which have helped me in completing this assignment
This assignment is aimed to explore and evaluate the effects of life style habits on diabetes. In this respect, some of the facts related to diabetes are discussed in-depth. Moreover, the assignment consists of a justification about the idea that life style habits have relationship with diabetes. Introduction Today we are well aware of the importance of having a body checkup. Most of the people get a same result that they are in the danger of diabetes. Diabetes is increasing the amount of blood sugar
Technology is everywhere. In people’s homes, public areas, and in teenagers’ hands. Cell phones have become a part of teenagers’ lives and cannot be taken away. As technology evolves, consequently, teenagers feel the need to have the latest phones to “fit in” or feels pressured into having one. Students bring their cell phones everywhere with them, including school where notifications or ringing disrupts in class. Cell phones be a helpful source of information and communication. However, cell phones
With the evolution of technology in some decades, mass media have been becoming extremely powerful in shaping people’s ideas since humans’ way of thinking is depend on their previous experiences and the recent information they gain, and the media is supporting in gaining these additional knowledge. As mass media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television and the Internet, are designed to deliver not only information, and latest news about political affairs, science and technology improvement
Technology is everywhere. In people’s homes, public areas, and in teenagers’ hands. Cell phones have become a part of teenagers’ lives and cannot be taken away. As technology evolves, teenagers feel the need to have the latest phones to “fit in” or feels pressured into having one. Students bring their cell phones everywhere with them, including school, where notifications or ringing disrupts in class. Cell phones could be a helpful source of information and communication. However, cell phones in
worsen’ : study explains that in Australia there has been an increasing trend of body image and how adolescents think of themselves. Issues like bullying, drugs and alcohol and crime are no match for the top position of body image. Body image issues affect both genders but, women are the main concern while men are more towards drugs and alcohol. The article is not biased as it shows the effect of body image for both genders. Adolescence is challenging at times, which can cause a young adult to question