We as society have preconceived opinions and view issues similar to a boxing match. On one side of the ring there is someone with particular views of a certain situation, and on the other side, you have an opponent with completely opposite views, both ready to fight out a battle. In the section, Two Sides Gets in the Way of Solving Problems, Tannen addresses the issue on that there are two and only two opposing opinions on how to solve problems. The subtitle is effective because it fits the content, and helps the readers understanding, and captures interest. A good subtitle should foreshadow the section s content.
Subtitles are similar to movie previews.
The preview gives the name of the movie and a quick synopsis of what the movie is going to be about without giving away the interesting twists or outcomes. This use of advertisement attracts viewers to movies, as do catchy subtitles on magazine ads. The subtitles attract readers, draw them to read the article, and encourage them to purchase the magazine. Effective subtitles captivate the readers interest and appeal to the senses. The title of the passage is successfully tied into the content by stating that there are Two Sides to every problem.