#media research

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Attention Scholars and Students! I am purging the last of my texts from my theatre and communicatios/literary theory/fandom studies.

I would far rather these books go to someone who's going to use them for their own school work than to just throw them in a Little Free Library.

Message me and I will send you the book!

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Not book related, but reading related.

A group of us examined how media coverage shaped online discourse about SUGA, analyzing the media's role and how misinformation still spreads today.

Pdf: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WHkujqxQ_s2xziJzgaCUJMbGuxbL3LVG/view?usp=sharing…………

Dashboard https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporting/55f2be09-d1a5-48c4-b842-e1ff3256b21f…… #koreanmediareport #mediaresponsibilitynow

[jessiewang803]

During the two weeks of STUDY BREAK, all blogs that have been edited will be posted this week due to illness. For one of my projects - the podcast - I'm currently planning to use my mobile phone to record it first. Due to the time constraints of borrowing school equipment and the uncertainties that may arise. I will be using my mobile phone to try and record at the moment. To make sure there are no issues such as noise, I have chosen a room that is soundproofed. The podcast interview questions have been refined and will be shown in the next blog. In the meantime I am preparing for ASSIGNMENT 3. Subsequent blogs will also feature some of the initial completed draft work.

[jessiewang803]

For the creative media approach I've chosen so far, I've chosen to invite close friends to assist me with the podcast. The interview questions and outline for the podcast will take some time to revise and refine at this time. I asked some of them for their opinions and got some ideas to help me improve my media output. I have decided to focus on the finished photographic product for screening. I've decided to start with an initial set of 4-5 finished shots for screening and comparison. I will also collect feedback from people around me to make changes and enhancements. The shoot will be ready next week. The focus of this week's work is to analyze and study the workshop's photographs. However, I will also continue to follow up on the podcast questions.

[jessiewang803]

At last week's workshop I learnt how to go about producing a podcast. The planned media outputs of photography and blogging remain unchanged. the workshop used a dedicated microphone, but I also decided to try recording the podcast on my mobile phone to get a feel for the difference in results. In the meantime I have completed some basic questions for the podcast. These issues will be revised again at a later stage.

What is anorexia?

What is excessive dieting? The damage that can be caused by excessive dieting.

Interview section

1. For what reasons do you suffer from anorexia?

2. what reasons made you decide to resort to dieting to lose weight? Tell us about your journey.

3. What changes did you feel in your body when you went on an excessive diet?

4. What does it feel like to suffer from anorexia?

5. How do you start treating anorexia?

6. How did you feel after starting a healthy lifestyle?

7. Is there any advice you can give to people who are using excessive dieting to lose weight?

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Anorexia

The most serious psychologically disabling disorder triggered by excessive dieting is anorexia nervosa. It is also the most important issue in this study. Anorexia nervosa (AN) is an eating disorder usually defined as abnormally low body weight, associated with an intense fear of weight gain and distorted perceptions of weight, shape and thinness dynamics (Evelyn, 2010, p426). Patients suffering from anorexia nervosa engage in excessive dieting and food refusal due to fear of gaining weight, resulting in weight loss, malnutrition and even refusal to maintain a minimum weight. As a mental disorder, anorexia nervosa is not something that can be easily treated and cured. Anorexia nervosa is an all-ages disorder and is more prevalent in females.

The second form of expected media output is blogging. Guests are currently invited as one person. One will be about 10 minutes long and mainly in the form of an interview. The theme of the blog will be the prison of terror of anorexia nervosa. The main idea is to raise awareness of the problem of anorexia nervosa and excessive dieting, the seriousness of the problem and the solutions. The production schedule for the blog will be shown in a subsequent blog.

reference

Attia, E. (2010). Anorexia nervosa: Current status and Future Directions. Annual Review of Medicine, 61(1), 425–435. https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev.med.050208.200745

Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a serious mental illness categorized by a failure to maintain a minimally normal weight, a fear of gaining weight o