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Communications Question

Overview

  • For this assignment, you will be watching and writing about the movie barbie (2023) and applying concepts from throughout our course to what is happening in the film.
  • This assignment is not a summary of the movie. Please be sure to focus on how to identify and relate key vocabulary, theories, and concepts you learned in this course. You do not have to give a play by play of the entire film.
  • Your paper must have 4 pages of writing (excluding title and reference page).
  • Interpersonal communication, intercultural communication, language, and understanding and managing emotions; place them as headers throughout your paper
  • Sources and APA requirements:
  • For more information on in-text citations and the reference page, click on this Purdue Owl link for specifics.Links to an external site.
  • General Format - Purdue OWL® - Purdue University
  • You are required to use a minimum 5 sources including the film.
    • Formatting Requirements:
        • Times New Roman
        • 12 pt. font (use this font for the headers too)
        • 1-inch margins all around
        • Double-spaced
        • Title page with your name and the title of the paper and date
        • Reference page that correlates with your in-text citations.
          • list of sources must be in alphabetical order
          • source formatting should have a hanging indent
          • reference page must be its own page and be the very last page
          • PDF only
        • You do not need to do section breaks, running headers, or any of the other formatting requirements listed in the official APA formatting guide.
        • you need to directly site from the websites that I will be listing below
  • 2.2: Elements of Interpersonal Communication - Social Sci LibreTexts
    Understanding Cultural Influence on Communication Styles - DevTech Systems, Inc.
    How Language Shapes Thought | Scientific American
    Six Universal Expressions

    It Takes Two – In Your Eyes: Communicating in Close Relationships