The media is the most effective way to press their issues and concerns. Lobbying and making campaign contributions are both effective ways in making sure a group gets their message into the political system. 15)What makes an interest group successful? Give examples. Three things make interest groups successful: Leaders, Patrons and funding, and a solid membership base.
What is a discourse community? To what discourse communities do you belong? How does a discourse community help establish common ground for its members? a. A discourse community is a group of people who share a set of discourses, understood as basic values and assumptions, and ways of communicating about those goals.
C. Group: is communication where 3 or more people are involved D. Organizational: is communication that arranged to help keep individuals and/or groups informed. E. Public: any form of communications that is open to the public F. Mass: is where information can be shared various media sources G. Intercultural: is the communication between different cultures even though their beliefs, gender, age, etc. are not the same, Part B – Communication Contexts and Their Related Theories Directions: Place the appropriate letter of each context above next to its related theory. Then write a brief explanation of each theory. Theories 1.
1.2 Explain their own philosophical approach to counselling The Oxford English dictionary defines philosophy (in this context) as follows: Philosophy (noun):(phil|oso¦phy) A theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behaviour: “don’t expect anything and you won’t be disappointed, that’s my philosophy”. Central to Carl Rogers’ humanistic theory is the philosophy that “the client has the answers. The therapist's job is to lead the client toward this self-knowledge”. (Rogers, 1951). Specific assessment techniques and the therapist's opinion are therefore considered unimportant in this approach.
His speech reached the people, and made them listen. It makes you believe what he says because of the way he presents it and it does its job. The speech is a persuasive one to make the population see the charges in a new way and understand what the money in question was used for. He gives them information to change their opinions on the matter which is exactly what a persuasive speech is designed to do. Nixon begins his speech by stating that he will not lie, or deny the charge brought against him without going into specific detail.
This bombardment of overwhelming facts work to change society’s habits. These facts, however, are accredited because McKibben uses reliable sources. This use of pathos is another technique to persuade his audience. Once the audience knows the facts McKibben uses are credible, they are more likely to take action against global warming. All the techniques McKibben uses are to successfully deliver his message to his audience.
We could do the decision like hold town hall meetings, build a coalition of support and clarify organizational value. And to be a good leader, we need to build relationships with others, concerned developing good relationships with subordinates and being liked by them, focusing on high-quality interpersonal relationships with subordinates, says relationship-orientated leader. Furthermore, from the relationship web, we find that if a subordinate is the friend of other subordinate, then we could influence that subordinate indirectly which become easier when contacting him. In the large corporation, to build an intranet relationship web is so important that we could have high reputation and credibility. In addition, in the simulation,
It helps teaches the NFL players to become a better person and to influence other people such as youngsters to not get involve with any critical situation. I think the statement is there because it also helps challenge their lives and minds to any kind of obstacles they are heading towards to. I believe that this statement is strong towards the NFL players because it shows them that they also have goals and mission to accomplish just like everybody else. Not just to become a better person, but someone who can also impact a lot of people’s lives as
Action like those, help promote and increase political awareness in communities. Polarization can also benefit activist that want to get involved with politics. With parties that are extreme in what they stand for, it is also easier for activist to be able to choose which side they want to represent. A polarized democracy can have an enormous effect on the America
The mass media, therefore, helps to bridge this information gap by providing political news to the voters. This enhances the voters ability to analyze the governments work (Timothy Besley, 2002). How does information effect politics? Information plays a crucial role in the political setting. When the media provide the public with relevant political information, the voters use this information to make well-informed decision regarding who to vote for.