Please help with 13.5 and 14.1 below. I Kindly
Please help with 13.5 and 14.1 below. I Kindly …..
13.5 HomeworkThis exercise gives you an opportunity to practice visual analysis à la ErvingGoffman’s Gender Advertisements (1979). Your job will be to find fourmagazine advertisements that seem to tell a story using human models and toidentify ways in which the advertisement displays “ideal” male and/or femalebehavior or traits.1. Find four advertisements that seem to tell stories or portrayrelationships in magazines using human models that you can get easilyfrom magazines or from Google Images by using the keywords“magazineads.” Cutout the advertisements or print them out anddisplay them on a sheet or sheets of paper that you’ll turn in with theexercise. Label the four advertisements with the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4.2. For each advertisement, briefly (in a sentence or two) tell the story ofthe advertisement as you see it.3. Now, describe ways in which the model or models in eachadvertisement are posed to create an image of the “ideal” male and/orfemale.14.1 HomeworkDesigning Evaluation ResearchFind a description of a social program in a daily newspaper or use thefollowing article about a hypothetical program. (If you select a newspaperarticle, attach it to the exercise.)“Pets Are Welcome Guests”1
Residents of the Pond view Nursing and Rehabilitation Center have a seriesof unusual guests once a week. The VIPs (Volunteers Interested in Pondview) have organized a “Meet the Pets Day” at the local facility. Each week,one or more volunteers bring a friendly pet for short one-to one visits withresidents. On a typical day, a dozen or so owners will bring dogs, cats, andbunnies to Pondview, but sometimes companions include hamsters andgerbils.Last week, Buffy, a spirited golden retriever with a wildly wagging tail, madeher debut at Pondview. In a15-minute visit with Mrs. Rita Williams, an85-year old widow recovering from a broken hip, Buffy managed to bestow atleast several “kisses” on the woman’s face and hands. Mrs. Williams said shehas seen more sedate pets, but wasn’t at all displeased with today’s visit.Margaret Collins, facility administrator, said that the program had beenadapted from one she had read about in a nearby city. She was glad that theVIPs had organized the new program. “It gives the residents something tolook forward to, ”she said. “I think it makes them more alert and attentive. Ifit really does aid the residents’ recoveries and results in their improvedmental health, we’ll expand it to several days a week next year.”Design a research project to evaluate either “Meet the Pets Day” or theprogram described in your local newspaper by answering the questions thatfollow.1. What is an appropriate research question that your evaluation shouldseek to answer or a hypothesis that you would test?2. Describe the social program that is being offered.3. Who are the program’s participants?4. In addition to the program’s participants, who are the otherstakeholders?5. What is the goal or intended outcome of the program?6. Describe how you would decide if the program was successful inmeeting its goal by designing an outcome evaluation study. Be sure todescribe the study design you would use, whom your sample wouldinclude, and how you would measure the dependent variable.7. Comment on the internal validity of the study you designed.2
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