@ChandrikaCC This image is an example of a company that is memorializing the crisis of 9/11. What stood out to me about this image was the statement “we will never forget” which is brining remembrance and importance to this crisis. #Memorial#COMM3580
@ChandrikaCC https://t.co/VQ3rEeSgDs this is an example of when it may be okay to use parody in response to a crisis. I would respond with parody based on the circumstance of the crisis and do my best to respond appropriately. #Response#COMM3580
@ChandrikaCC https://t.co/KGjG0cbr7g This is an example of a PSA that deals with the crisis of increased rates of teen depression. The audience is teens dealing with mental health crises and depression and the PSA is calling on the audience to reach out for help. #COMM3580#PSA
@ChandrikaCC https://t.co/pNfNlQi71K via @YouTube This is an example of a good spokesperson who is making the statement of moving to a society that values conversation about difficult topics. #empathetic#open#COMM3580
@ChandrikaCC This is a post on Instagram from a social media influencer posting about her new planner and offering free Starbucks as an incentive. The intended audience is her target customers that may buy her product. #Audience
@ChandrikaCC This is an ad that was put out during the most recent election, that uses the image restoration strategy of “attack accuser”. I think this is effective as it uses strong diction and evokes emotion from the reader. #ImageRepair
@ChandrikaCC This is an ad to raise awareness about HIV that clearly shows a stigma that only gay or bisexual men can contract this disease, although any group of people have a chance of getting HIV. #COMM3580#Stigma
@ChandrikaCC This is an example of a graphic that I believe effectively communicates a warning. It uses short phrases and avoids jargon to efficiently get the warning across that we must protect our wild life. #COMM3580#CommGoals
@ChandrikaCC Hurricane Delta is an intense event that has taken over the news as of recent. This headline is an example of a #fearappeal as it elicits fear, anger, or anxiety relating to the seriousness of this natural crisis. #COMM3580
@ChandrikaCC Of Sandman’s four types of risk communication, I choose to be in charge of Public Relations, which is high-hazard and low-outrage. I chose this because I have experience with mass media and would be able to produce our organizations message. #Crisis1#COMM3580
@Gekim12 There are a lot of shows that I watch that cultivate attitudes and beliefs. One show is All American and it deals with a lot of subjects about equality and the belief that every group of people should be equal. #T8
@Gekim12 An attitude or belief that I think could be changed in people through active perspective taking would be to change idea that prejudice is okay. If people use active perspective taking to try to relate to other people/ groups, this idea could be changed. #T6
@Gekim12 A time when I was a part of a difficult conversation was when I was in AP government and politics my junior year or high school and we had to do debates about very controversial topics and it was difficult to hear so many views that were so different from mine. #T5
@Gekim12 An example if a time when I reciprocated someone else’s communication was when I was in an interview for a position and I had to use the formal communication that they were using. #T4
@Gekim12 An example of a time when my expectations were violated by someone else’s communication is a time where I was really excited about something and the person I was communicating with was not as excited as I was. #T3