. An expected dip or rise in temperature, snow or rainfall, and harsh weather conditions are reported through weather forecasts in the news media. In case of epidemics, natural hazards, or manmade disasters, media spreads awareness about the associated risks and safety measures to take. Government or nongovernment organizations working for an environmental or social cause can use social media and its other forms to spread their message, thus making the commoners more socially aware and environmentally conscious (Buzzle)." Young people don't see the good in the media, the way it has helped us. Bullying is a big issue in the media but people come together to stop it. "People have stopped bullying once it starts happening. Adolescent try to support each other in situations like these with the medias help. (Alexia Mendoza)"
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The green demonstrates on how according to Duke University, 40% of all 9 and 10-year-old girls have been on a diet. The purple indicates of how 70% of 6 and 12-year-olds want to be thinner (National Eating Disorder Association). The orange shows of how 69% of girls 5th-12th grades reported that magazine pictures influenced their idea of a perfect body (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorder). The red demonstrates 80% of women who answered a People magazine survey responded that images of women on television and in the movies make them feel insecure. (-Rader Program) For last the blue represents 90% of people with eating disorders are women between the ages of 12 and 25 according to the Family First Aid. In conclusion, if the media had a face, it wouldn't be as "perfect." The media will always influence something new but it won't always have a good
The green demonstrates on how according to Duke University, 40% of all 9 and 10-year-old girls have been on a diet. The purple indicates of how 70% of 6 and 12-year-olds want to be thinner (National Eating Disorder Association). The orange shows of how 69% of girls 5th-12th grades reported that magazine pictures influenced their idea of a perfect body (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorder). The red demonstrates 80% of women who answered a People magazine survey responded that images of women on television and in the movies make them feel insecure. (-Rader Program) For last the blue represents 90% of people with eating disorders are women between the ages of 12 and 25 according to the Family First Aid. In conclusion, if the media had a face, it wouldn't be as "perfect." The media will always influence something new but it won't always have a good