Use this as an opportunity to engage directly with the text and your peers. Consider which parts of the text stand out to you. What do you agree/disagree with? What might these findings imply about how our society functions?

This is a similar assignment the writer did in order #764217

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This should take you to the COM220 page. Click on the Unit 2 instructional page on the left side column. Click on Chapter 8, Communications Climate. Then scroll to the bottom of the page, where you will see two annotations listed (Baxter and Neill). You will only need to complete one of them (either Baxter’s article or Neill’s article). If you click on one of the articles, it will come up automatically and that’s where you will enter your annotations.

Write at least four substantial sentences (annotation) regarding a paragraph or sentence from the article. Please add an annotation to only one article: Neill et al. (2019) or Baxter et al. (2021).
You may include up to three annotations (required: one). Your annotations should reflect critical thinking, connections between readings, and knowledge of the course content. Use this as an opportunity to engage directly with the text and your peers. Consider which parts of the text stand out to you. What do you agree/disagree with? What might these findings imply about how our society functions?

For directions on how to add an annotation, please click the link below:
https://web.hypothes.is/help/introduction-to-the-hypothesis-lms-app-for-students/

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