This is an interesting paper on the aspect of code switching, which is described as the use of two languages used interchangeably. Looks at examples of code switching, as well as studies that have been done on how this impacts people socially and culturally. Bibliography lists 10 sources. A 4 page essay discussing how cognitive communication theory can be observed in everyday life of an individual. Cognitive communication, also referred to as constructivist theory, has recently been emphasized in mass media, especially in films but these same precepts are also true in everyday life.
Communication requires cognitive processing just as it requires the perceiver to construct meaning.
No additional sources cited. Discussed are comedic radio programs of the era, as well as comedy motion pictures, and the purpose they served in providing a severely economically depressed America with a means of a temporary escape and relief from the hard times wrought by the Depression. Bibliography lists 5 sources. A 12 page paper discussing the issue of customer service at Ameritech as a problem of internal and external communications. The company consistently issues press releases glossing over the long term customer service problems and then generally fails to live up to the promises made in those press releases.