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
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
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
with expert advice and friendly service. Quality Standards 1. Pharmacy environment is maintained clean, friendly and at the right temperature. Any area that comes in contact or close proximity to any medications must be cleaned with 70% isopropyl alcohol before and after any preparations of prescriptions. • Each individual medicine and medical supply are checked for the labels and expiry date every 30 days. • Look alike - Sound alike (LASA) drugs are kept separately in separate shelves. • Pharmacist
Mass Communication Summary How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days. The movie follows Andie Anderson and Benjamin Berry. Andie Anderson works in a fashion magazine called composure which is tailored for shallow materialistic women. She writes an advice column and does research for her advice column. Unfortunately for Andie, she doesn’t want to write about shoes or the latest trends or how to sweet talk yourself out of a ticket. She wants to make her own mark in this world. She wants to write about things
INTERNET ADDICTION CCC6:Media and by Prof. Ashwin Ramnathan Before I start writing about internet addiction, I should tell you the meaning of the word ADDICTION. The word addiction is used in various articles, papers to describe compulsion, excessive psychological dependence such as addiction of drugs, work addiction, overeating, computer addiction, video games addiction and even I am addicted to games. It is also applied to compulsions that are not substance related such as addiction of computer