Analysis paper

Analysis Paper: choose one subject or two  from chapters 6 to chapter 8 and apply the subjects on examples from your life experience.
The purpose of keeping a communication journal is to encourage awareness, reflection, and insight into your (and others’) communication interactions.  Your tasks for

keeping the journal are as follows:

1.    Keep a separate notebook or bound journal for this assignment.  Those of you who wish to computerize your notebooks may do so.

2.    Once each week, describe in as much detail as possible a communication interaction you were directly involved in, that you witnessed, or that you can recall.

In this description include things like the physical and psychological context, nonverbal communication, verbal communication, your own thoughts or feelings, etc.  You

may also choose to expand on topics raised in course discussions and readings.

3.    After you have described the communication interaction, analyze, and critique the experience using particular concepts and/or issues covered by the textbook

for that week.  Each entry should be at least 2-3 pages in length

4.    Please see the due dates for the journal paper—“communication analysis paper”— on the following schedule.  It will be evaluated on the criteria of

organization, originality, clarity, insight, and intellectual honesty. The assignments should follow Writing Requirements below.

Writing Requirements:

?    Write a paper that is essentially free of mechanical errors (grammar, punctuation, spelling, and syntax) and awkwardness, using a style that is appropriate to

the purpose and audience.
?    Be aware that composing a successful text frequently takes multiple drafts, with varying degrees of focus on generating, revising, editing, and proofreading.
?    All papers handed in will be typed, double spaced on 8.5 x 11.5 paper with 1? margins on all sides. Type standard should be 12 point type (This is 12 point

type – Font: Times New Roman). Stapled.

Textbook : Wood, Julia T. (2014).  Communication Mosaics. 7th Ed. Boston, MA:
Wadsworth.

choose one subject or two  from chapters 6 to chapter 8 and apply the subjects on examples from your life experience.

Analysis Paper

Analysis Paper

Identify the author’s purpose for the book, its major themes, principles and concepts, and describe how those themes, principles, and concepts relate to the themes, principles and concepts presented in the book “Leadership- Research Findings, Practice, and Skills by Andrew J. DuBrin” (8th Edition)
Also, for this paper, you are to read The Zen leader: 10 ways to go from barely managing to leading fearlessly by Ginny Whitelaw (2012). You are to identify the author’s purpose for the book, its major themes, principles and concepts, and describe how those themes, principles, and concepts relate to the themes, principles and concepts presented by DuBrin in the text.
There should be at minimum four (4) concepts from “The Zen leader” and how they to compare to Dubrin: where they agree and where they don’t or if they don’t. This is not a book review but rather it is an analysis of an outside reading.

The paper, submitted as a word document attachment, is to be completed in APA; it is to be between 6-8 pages no more no less (double- spaced pages, 12 point font) in length, and must include, at a minimum:
•an Abstract Heading and Section;
•an Introduction Heading and Section;
•a Discussion Heading and Section;
•a Conclusion Heading and Section and
•the Reference page.

Analysis Paper

Analysis Paper

Identify the author’s purpose for the book, its major themes, principles and concepts, and describe how those themes, principles, and concepts relate to the themes, principles and concepts presented in the book “Leadership- Research Findings, Practice, and Skills by Andrew J. DuBrin” (8th Edition)
Also, for this paper, you are to read The Zen leader: 10 ways to go from barely managing to leading fearlessly by Ginny Whitelaw (2012). You are to identify the author’s purpose for the book, its major themes, principles and concepts, and describe how those themes, principles, and concepts relate to the themes, principles and concepts presented by DuBrin in the text.
There should be at minimum four (4) concepts from “The Zen leader” and how they to compare to Dubrin: where they agree and where they don’t or if they don’t. This is not a book review but rather it is an analysis of an outside reading.

The paper, submitted as a word document attachment, is to be completed in APA; it is to be between 6-8 pages no more no less (double- spaced pages, 12 point font) in length, and must include, at a minimum:
•an Abstract Heading and Section;
•an Introduction Heading and Section;
•a Discussion Heading and Section;
•a Conclusion Heading and Section and
•the Reference page.