Tobacco & Alcohol

Tobacco

1. Describe the visual messages associated with the advertisements
2. Identify the inferences advertisers probably want consumers to make.
3. Evaluate these unwritten claims in light of evidence. For example, an advertisement may show business executives smoking around a conference table, creating the impression that smoking is a way to relate in the business world. Evidence, however, shows that large numbers of major corporations are “smoke-free” and even subsidize clinics and support groups to assist employs “kick the habit”.
4. Post your contributions on the attached presentation.

Alcohol

1. Describe the visual messages associated with the advertisements
2. Identify the inferences advertisers probably want consumers to make.
3. Evaluate these unwritten claims in light of evidence.
4. Post your contributions following these instructions.
5. Post your contributions on the attached presentation