Communication papers

This paper seeks a definition of quality patient care.

An overview of Upton and Samson's "Model of Creativity and Problem Solving".

Presents some suggestions for getting an idea for a television pilot aired on TV.

A look at media coverage of sensational crimes and how they exploit these crimes in order to gain ratings and keep their faithful viewers glued to the screen.

A look at the difference between men and women in their propensity to negotiate for what they want.

A comparison between traditional bargaining methods and the bargaining method outlined in Roger Fisher and William Ury's book, "Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In".

This paper discusses the advantages of establishing and practicing good internal communications within organizations, such as business, government, and non-profit entities.

Discusses three types of logical fallacies in business reporting from a critical thinking perspective.

Study of emerging theories of dispute resolution concerning the online environment.

This paper compares Princess Diana and President Clinton in that both were, and Clinton still is, prominent public figures hounded by the press.

This paper discusses the use of cryptology, the science of writing secret messages using ciphers and codes.

This paper discusses air traffic control communication, the interactions between the pilots, and the traffic controlling authorities.

Looks at how various types of social, political, and economic factors influence marketing and advertising strategies for businesses.

A discussion on the importance of having effective communication skills in business.

This paper, including a plan, the speech, and slide content, is a presentation to show the CEO and his team why supporting the presenter's idea for an accelerated distance learning program.

Looks at the problem of how to develop systems that can reliably communicate information about the school on a regular and predictable basis to parents.

Examines the role of online Jewish periodicals in the lives of American Jews.

This paper discusses communication in nursing, specifically the use of Gibbs's "Reflective Cycle" in a nurse's first placement.

An exploration of the depiction of homosexuality in the media.

This paper discusses the similarities in the lives of journalist William Randolph Hearst and filmmaker Orson Welles, known for his masterpiece, "Citizen Kane".

A look at how the internet has emerged as the most powerful tool for mass-communication and the most uncensorable.

Discusses the need to prepare American managers taking on international assignments for the cultural differences in other countries.

Reality television, is it here to stay?

A look at how violence in the media affects our children.

An exploration of the idea of the endangered, traditional sports hero.

Discusses ways to bridge the cultural gaps that exist in American society.

Discusses the managing of change within an organization with effective communication techniques.

A discussion of the impact that media has on war.

A review of the book, "Age of Propaganda: The Everyday Use and Abuse of Persuasion", by Anthony Pratkanis and Elliot Aronson.

Examines the role the media plays in promoting ideas of racial harmony and stereotyping in the United States.

An analysis of how the views of Neil Postman and Steve Powers regarding language appear to be substantiated by investigated broadcasts.

A discussion on whether the Internet be held responsible for the falling standards in conventional journalism.

Presents examples of one-way and two-way communication processes within the business world.

An analysis of the image being projected by this women's magazine.

An exploration of the journey from ancient writing systems to the Greek alphabet.

Presents guidelines and suggestions for alternatives to the English-only policy in workplaces throughout the United States.

Considers the importance and function of the audience in writing.

A look at the direct effect of a lack of civility in the media.

This paper discusses Martin Luther King's use of various rhetorical strategies in Paragraphs One through Three of King's "Letter to Birmingham".

This paper is a case study of a conflict resolution, using the Wehr's Mapping Model from P. Wehr's "Conflict Regulation".

A look at the application of logical fallacies with three examples known as 'straw man', 'equivocation', and 'ad hominem'.

A look into sociolinguistics and how to read nonverbal messages.

An analysis of the film, "Legends of the Fall", starring Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins.

Examines the changes, trends, and evolution in the entertainment industry.

Analyzing the role of the sitcom in television over the years, focusing on the portrayal of African-Americans in the early 1980s.

The essay looks at how human rights are affected by consumerism, comparing the attitudes and values of the west with that of the east.

An analysis of the problems caused by gender difference in workplace communications

An examination of the trend by large British and multi-national companies to use call centers for their service provision.

This paper is a cultural and scientific overview of cell phones from 1843 to the present day.

This paper discusses the communications process, the steps between a source and receiver that transfer meaning and understanding.

A look at the history of American radio during the years 1930-1960.

A research paper on the current problems of the China Telecom company.

Interpersonal communication, theories & models with evaluation of the author's own communication skills.

Examines and analyzes an episode from the popular television series, "ER", from two different sociological approaches.

This paper discusses communication and family relations in "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" by John Gray.

Examines the portrayal of minority groups in the media.

Position paper arguing that the press tends to favor the Republicans.

A look at how dogs behave and communicate.

An explanation of antitrust and monopoly laws using a specific example from the media industry.

Examines how religion influences the way homosexuality is portrayed in world media.

This paper discusses the practice of newspapers and magazines publishing their full content online for free, which is a theory of business that is not clearly understood.

A look at the 1940s fiasco of the Hollywood Ten, in which ten prominent figures in the film business were blacklisted for supposed anti-American views.

Produced as an assessment to improve the quality of 7-Eleven's internal communication.

This paper discusses that the dominant media culture in our county controls the media, education, and other "cultural linkage" institutions, leading the public decidedly in one direction.

Essay exploring the detrimental effects of modern technology.

A debate on whether television format rights are copyrightable.

This paper discusses the evolution in the European broadcasting market as it switches from analogue to digital.

Discusses the role a pastoral counselor can play in healing a conflict within the church.

This paper analyzes the mission statement of Microsoft Corporation, a leading company in the software technology industry.

This paper analyzes Viacom and MTV Networks, which owns and operates many of the most popular basic cable television programming services, including MTV: Music Television, the world's most widely distributed television network.

This paper discusses the need for effective communications training in health care facilities.

An overview of the evolution and social implications of music videos.

Presents an overview of why cooperative learning strategy is a preferred instructional strategy in linguistically diverse classrooms.

Presents a debate on whether bilingual education programs should be abandoned in the United States

An analysis of the public's perception of the effect of the media's coverage of serious crimes and incidents.

This paper discusses that critical thinking styles and forces of influence play major roles in the decision making process.

This paper discusses why the notions of a so called post-modern culture are relevant outside of America.

This paper is a comprehensive discussion of whether or not the American media has a bias, and, if so, what type of bias truly exists.

An analysis of J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of The Rings".

American media bias against the plight and realities of the Arab population.

An examination of methods and techniques in media bias against Islam.

A comprehensive analysis of different forms of online advertising and their advantages and disadvantages.

The writer explores newspapers, advertisements, direct mail, e-commerce, and other methods used to reach the potential consumer.

An examination of the issues of sexuality and homosexuality as portrayed by the characters in "Will and Grace".

An analysis of the dynamics of an online romantic relationship.

An analysis of the sociological effects of voyeuristic television shows.

An overview of the causes and treatment of speech and language disorders.

This paper discusses stuttering, its etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and stereotypes, as seen in the films "Primal Fear" and "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".

Examines the media's role in perpetuating racial and gender stereotypes.

Explains the medical condition known as aphasia and examines some of the methods of treatment.

This paper discusses thinking modes, such as induction, deduction, multiple realities, and dialectics, used in inquiry systems.

This paper discusses the problems of American television in the 1980s, television's cultural history, the postmodern television consumer culture as explored in DeLillo's "White Noise" and Wallace's ?Girl with Curious Hair", and television sports.

Examines the influence that television has had on American society.

An examination of the influence of the media on adults and children regarding health-related issues.

Discussion of the influence that the media has on voters and how they think about issues and candidates.

An opinion paper in favor of banning pornography and imposing censorship.

Examines the importance of documenting children in situations of war.

A discussion of the role of the media in the government's mission post-9/11.

Examines the marketing strategies of this Internet service provider company.

Examines the concept of language as tradition and experience in discourses by Chang-Rae Lee, Dennis Baron, and Amy Tan.