PARAPHRASING by Mythili https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8 Dear students, paraphrase the given passages or quotes and type it here. en-us 2019-10-11 08:52:29 UTC 2026-01-18 16:06:45 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f469-1f3eb.png Exercise 1 Mythu_K https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396582983 Paraphrasing and Summarizing
Complete the given task.


]]> 2019-10-11 09:22:50 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396582983 RASYDAN NOOR BIN RASMAN https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396614829 2019227062 A4AS1201_3

A. 1. examination
 2. determine
 3. speculate
 4. difficult
 5. assumption
 6. disagree
 7. patternless
 8. agree
 9. deny
 
 B. 1. European nowadays face the rises of grocerie's price in consequence of EURO 
 Applied.
 2. Woman contribution towards works rather than being housewife is increase and their achievement shown that they can compete with man in job market .
 3. Based on reasearch that made by an American Academic, Elton Mayo in 1920s, an effective small changes in workplace such as altering the lighting in room can influence productivity of workers to be better . 
 
 C. 1. Main idea: parents concerns about children regulation due to adverts.
 
 A german study shown that on average children between three and thirteen years old spend 1.4 % of their waking time watching adverts. Due to the research, acts for ban the advertisement seem premature to argue for a ban. In addition, Andrian Furnham research shows that peer influence and parenting style more are more influential in determining children behavior. Therefore, parents should concern for children's regulation due to advertisement.
 
 2. Main idea: limitation on unhealthy food advertisement.
 
 WHO believe that there is link between unhealthy food advert due to increase in cardiovascular desease among children. The argue for this issue seem unfair because for every $1 spent by WHO to combat these poor diet effect , the global food spent $500. 
 
 3. Main idea: effect on regulations.
 
 Any regulations that have been done will donate industry profits fall because of the tight relationship with comercial tv. The removal of this support could lead to job loses and flood of cheap american exports.
 

]]> 2019-10-11 11:18:46 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396614829 AMIRUL AMIR 2019263928 A4AS1201_3 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396619192 A. 1)Analysis
   2)evaluate
  3)theorize
   4)problematic
   5)assumption
   6)deny
   7)random
   8)examining
   9)Ban

B. 1)The beginning of Euro has lead to groceries's price grows up.
   2)Women making big attempt into the job market instead become a housewife.they has making improve inn position to gain complete equality with man. 
  3)Worker would be motivated to work harder by creating a small changes at work place. 
 
C) 1)MAIN IDEA: advertising bad for children 
Peer influence and parenting styles are massively more influential in determining children's behavior and achievement than advertising.Also, On average children between three and thirteen year old spend only 1.4% of their waking time to watch advertising.

   2)MAIN IDEA:advertising for the unhealthy food 
95% during children tv's programmes were for advertise products high in fat,salt or sugar.Such food can increase level of fat and high blood pressure.

   3)MAIN IDEA: Consequences banning advertise
It will become damage to the business people.Also high quality programmers to young people would be affected.It making people jobless.]]> 2019-10-11 11:36:41 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396619192 KAIYISAH BT KAMARUZZAMAN - 2019200536 kaiyisahkamaruzzaman https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396941708 (A)
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theory
4. Difficult
5. Expectation
6. Disagree
7. Disorder
8. Proof
9. Disprove

(B)
1. The initiation of the Euro has led to price rises in many every day goods for European
2. In these recent years , women have been making significant inroads into the job market so, they have traditionally been seen as mothers and home makers. There is still a long journey to go before they achieve completely equality with men but the situation has definitely improve. 
3. In 1920, an american academic, Elton Mayo, studied the outcomes of physical environment on the productive workers. Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrics company , defined that by altering the lighting or the layout of a room , workers could be motivated to work harder by making small changes to the workplace.

(C)
1. Psychology professor, Adrian Furnham, argues against any restrictions, noting “Peer influences and parenting styles are more influential in determining children’s behavior and achievement than advertising”. A German study says that children between three and thirteen years old spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching adverts.
In the UK, this translates into 18 000 adverts per year (Grissom, 2010).
2. 95% of children’s television programs were for products high in fat, salt or sugar. Every $1 spent by the WHO to combat these effects of a poor diet, the global food industry spends $500, part of an annual industry worth $25 billion (WHO, 2009).
3. The downside of any regulation could be damage to a business, such as the food industry would see profits fall. Another less direct casualty would be children’s television. Nowadays, this industry is heavily reliant on advertising revenues. “Without TV advertising in the UK, the ability of commercial TV stations to deliver high-quality programs to young people would be severely affected,” said Martin Bowley, the media organization Carlton Sales. This could lead to job losses and a flood of cheap American exports. 

]]> 2019-10-12 04:27:17 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396941708 MUHAMAD AMAR ZAKARIA https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396948119 A. 1. examining
    2. Evaluate
    3. theory
    4. problematic
    5. assumption
    6. disagree
    7. random
    8. agree
    9. deny
B
1 Majority of European felt the increase in price due to Euro launch.
2. Women no longer 'housewife' and starting to join job market. it got long way to go but there i no restriction anymore.
3 In 20' research has been conduct to see if workplace related to increasing in productivity. The result is positive as it show increasing in productivity after messing around the workplace  

C.
1. Children advertising is far from ban but it need restriction from some cases. Until further research the advertising to children is not really harmful.
2. The junk-food advertising should has some restriction as it can attract children. the food is harmful and can lead to many more illness.
3. the restriction may cause a droping marketing as the child can influence the parent.]]> 2019-10-12 06:15:20 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396948119 Siti Nur Salsabillah Binti Muhammad Ali Tan https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396951390 2019244612
A)
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic
5. Expectation
6.to disagree
7. Disorganized
8. Proof
9. To disprove

B)
1. For most community across Europe,the initiation of euro has caused price increment in many everyday things.
2. In traditional,women have been recognized as mom and housewife and now they have moved into the job market. There is still a long journey before they reach full equality with men but the status have improved.
3. An American professor, Elton Mayo analysed physical surrounding affect the productivity of employee. The result, Hawthorne Studies, demonstrated that making small adjustment to workplace,like changing the light or arrangement of space can inspire the employee to work hard.

C)
1.Main idea:Did advertising influence the children?
Children have been influenced more from peer  influences and parenting styles than advertising.Thus, through a German study point, on average, children between three and thirteen years old spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching adverts.
2.Main idea: Limitation food advertising
There is a link between food and disease like obesity high blood pressure.The advertising about unhealthy food should be limited because the children's health is at stake.
3.Main idea: What's going to happen if the advertising was banned?
The business will damage like the industry of food that obviously see profits fall. It also could lead jobs losses and flood of cheap American export.


    ]]> 2019-10-12 07:05:01 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396951390 NURFATHIHA ARFA BINTI AZIS (2019884246) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396951663 A) 
1. Analysis
2. evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic
5. Expectation
6. Object
7. Orderless
8. Prover
9. Disprove

B) 
1. For lots of people over Europe, the beginning of the Euro has drive to price rises in a variety of everyday stuffs.

2. Woman are generally been seen as a mothers and a housewives and it is only in current years that they have been making an important rolls into the job market. There is still a long journey to go before they gain complete equal opportunity with men but the circumstance has definitely upgraded.

3. In the 1920s, an American intellectual, Elton Mayo, discovered the effects of the physical surrounding on the productivity  of employee. The outcome, known as the Howthorne Studies, named after the electric company where it took place proved that  employee could be inspire to work harder by creating a slight modification to the workplace, such as modifying the lighting or the design of a room.

C)
 
1. Main idea : Children's Advertising ; Should be ban or not?

Peer influences and parenting styles are more influential in determining children's behavior and achievements than advertising. On average children between three to thirteen years old spend only 1.4% their waking time watching adverts.  Perhaps some regulation is needed, especially given parents' concern. 

2. Main Idea : Limitation on food advertising to the young.

95% children's television programmes were product s high in fat, salt or sugar. World Health Organisation believe that there is a link between such foods and increasing levels of obesity and high blood pressure. Children's health is at stake. 

3. Main idea : Downside of regulation on advertising.

The downside of any such regulation could be damage to business. Food industry's profits will fall because another less direct casualty would be children's television. This industry is heavily reliant on advertising revenues. The removal of this support could lead to jobs losses and a flood of cheap American exports. 




]]> 2019-10-12 07:08:32 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396951663 Elia shazreen binti ismail https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396953954 2019233262
A4AS120_3
  1. analyse
  2. To evaluate
  3. Theorize
  4. Expect
  5. Disagree
  6. Messy
  7. Prove
  8. Dissaprove

  1. A lot of people around the europe, because of introduction of europe has cause price increase in many daily needed. 
  2. Ladies traditionally have seen as a mom and housewives but nowadays, women also known inroads into the jobmarket. There is still long journey to complete be same like men but the situation have always change to be good. 
  3. In the 1920s,an American acedemic, Elton Mayo make reasearhed about cause of the physical surrounding on the productivity of workers. And the result known as the Hawthome studies. Named after electrics company where it  took place. Showed that the workers will be more  inspire to work harder if making small changes to the workplace for instance, altering the lighting or the layout of the room. 

C. Summarize

  1. Research about the advertisment are not effect the children has be ban with Adrian Furham which is psychology professor, futhermore german study out there have prove that about 1.4% waking time of children are watching advisement. However it is not good to argue or ban about this matter but parent are need awarness. 
  2. Advisement of food are not healthy must be restrited because of it can cause of obesity and high blood preasure. Although many of agency spend alot of many to fix this problem. It is big problem to children healthy and young. 
  3. At UK without advertising it will help people to get more benefit programmes. It is because of if this are cancelled can cause many affect such as jobless and many more. 
]]> 2019-10-12 07:34:29 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396953954 NUR AISYAH BINTI MOHD SHUKOR (2019227414) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396955261 A)
1. analysis
2. evaluate
3.theory
4. problematic
5. expectation
6. disagree
7. random
8. proof 
9. disprove

B)
1. Price of daily needs increases after the introduction of Euro for all European.
2. Women have been acknowledged as mothers and home make and made development in job market in these several years. they have shown great achievement and soon will be equal with men.
3.  I the 1920s, an American intelligent Elton Mayo discovered the effects surrounding on the employee's productivity. The result known as the Howthorne Studies, named after the electric company where it took place proved that employee could be motivated to work harder by change the design of the workplace, such as lighting and layout of the room.

C)
1. Children advertising does not effect the children and should not ban but some regulation needed especially given parents' concerns. A professor noting that peer influences and parenting style are more effective than advertising. furthermore, a study state that 1.4% waking time of children and adults spend on watching adverts.
2. Unhealthy food advertisement must be restricted during children's television programmes because it can cause obesity and high blood pressure. limitations in such advertisement must be limited because children health is in risk.
3.  one of the source of profit in america is advertisement and removal of this support could lead to jobs losses, and a flood of cheap American exports. 
 ]]> 2019-10-12 07:48:21 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396955261 putra haikal hakimi https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396957516 A.
1. analysis
2.evaluate
3.theorizing
4. problematic
5.expectation
6.disagree
7.disorganized
8. proof
9. disprove

b.
1. or many human across Europe, the introduction of the Euro has lead to charge rises in many day-to-day goods.
2. Women have historically been considered as mothers and domestic makers and it is solely in latest years that they have been making substantial inroads into the job market. There is still a lengthy way to go before they acquire complete equality with guys however the situation has actually improved.
3. In the 1920s, an American academic, Elton Mayo, researched the results of the bodily environment on the productiveness of workers. The result, acknowledged as the Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrics employer where it took place, showed that workers ought to be encouraged to work harder with the aid of making small changes to the workplace, such as altering the lighting fixtures or the diagram of a room

c.
1.  However until there has been definitive research linking behaviour to advertising, it would seem premature to argue for a ban, but perhaps some regulation is needed, especially given parents’ concerns. 
2. Yet for every $1 spent by the WHO to combat these effects of a poor diet, the global food industry spends $500, part of an annual industry worth $25 billion.
3. This could well help children. However, the downside of any such regulation could be damage to business, such as to the above mentioned food industry who would obviously see profits fall. Another less direct casualty would be children’s television. At present, this industry is heavily reliant on advertising revenues.


]]> 2019-10-12 08:18:13 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396957516 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396957780 AQILAH QURATULAINI BT AZHAR FAHMY
A
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic
5. Expectance
6. Reject
7. Disorganised
8. Proof
9. Disprove

B
1. For a lot of people throughout Europe, the introduction of the Euro has led to charge rises in many daily goods. 
2. Women have usually have been considered as maternal figures and homemakers and it is solely in latest years that they have been making an entrance into the job market. There is still a long way to go before they gain whole equality with men but the scenario in reality is improved.
3. In the 1920’s the American scholar,Elton Mayo,studied the effects of the physical surrounding on the productivity of workers.The results,known as the Hawthorne studies an homage to the electrics company where it took place,  showed that workers could be motivated to work harder by making a little improvement to the workplace,for example,modifying the lighting or the design of a room.
C
1. Children’s advertising is not a effective way of influencing a child’s behaviour as they only spend 1.4% of their waking time watching advertisements, a German Study pointed out. Peer influence and parenting styles play a much bigger role in determining those factors as quoted by Psychology profesor, Adrian Furnham
2. Because of the television programmes that advertise foods high in fat, salt or sugar, the rate of obesity and high blood pressure increases despite the effort done by the World Health Organisation.
3.The removal of such advertisements would result in the damage of business and job losses which is detrimental to the economy.


]]> 2019-10-12 08:20:58 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396957780 AHMAD NAUFAL BIN AHMAD RITHAUDIN (2019457942) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396958301 A
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic
5. Expectance
6. Reject
7. Disorganised
8. Proof
9. Disprove
B
1. For a lot of people throughout Europe, the emergence of the Euro has led to charge rises in many household items. 
2. Women have usually have been considered as maternal figures and homemakers and it is just in the latest years that they have been making an entrance into the career market. There is still a long way to go before they gain full equality with men but the status quo in reality is improved.
3. In the 1920’s the American scholar,Elton Mayo,studied the outcomes of the physical surrounding on the productivity of workers.The results,known as the Hawthorne studies is a tribute to the electrics company where it took place,  showed that labourers could be motivated to work harder by making a little changes to the workplace,for example,modifying the lighting or the design of a room.
C
1. Peer influence and parenting styles cause a bigger effect on children's behavior and attitude compared to advertisements as mentioned by Psychology professor, Adrian Furnham. Children spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching television based on one German study.
2. Because of the television programmes that advertise foods high in fat, salt or sugar, the rate of obesity and high blood pressure increases despite the effort done by the World Health Organisation.
3 .The removal of advertisements will cause a great stirrup in the economy sector due to businesses and jobs faltering.

]]> 2019-10-12 08:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396958301 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396959799 Nur Yasmin Lisa Bt Mohd Ssunaibari
(A)
1.Analysis
2.to evaluate 
3.to theoritize
4.problematic
5.expectation
6.to disagree
7.disorganised
8.provement
9.to disapprove

(B)
1.Lots of merchant at Europe causes beginning of Euro and increasing the everyday needs price.
2.Frankly,women usually been seen as mothers and home makers except recently women have been making great inroads into the job markets.Although,it takes time to reach fully fairness with men but women nowadays have totally upgraded.
3.Hawthorne Studies is a proof that great environment affects the impelled of workers ,the conclusion from the experiment is that workers could be energized to do more by making minor changes at the workplace , as instance adjusting lighting or the layout of a space.
(C)
1.Adrian Furnham once said , advertising is not as influence as peer influencers and parenting styles for children.Plus,based on a German study , children between three and thirteen years old spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching adverts.Thus, this means 18000 adverts in UK are watch by the childrens yearly.Although there has been definite research, a ban are not needed but a regulation does.
2.Arguably,a restriction for food advertising is a must especially for children.Most of the kids television programme are for unhealthy food that can cause many chronic diseases.Therefore,an equality for children is desperately needed for their future health.
3.Unfortunately then the food and television industry will barely gain profit.Ironically,the economy will falldown and citizen would become poor.Plus,the present law will be illegal and make much more complication.
]]> 2019-10-12 08:41:17 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396959799 NURULWAHIDAH BT MD.YUSOF (2019212096) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396960047 A.
1.Analysis
2.Evaluate
3.Theorize
4.Problematic
5.Expectance
6.refuse
7.disorganised
8.proof
9.disprove

B.
1.for most people throughout Europe, the launch of the Euro has drive to price increases in many household things.
2. Women have commonly seen as child - bearer and homemakers and it is just in the latest year that they have been making powerful enroachment into the job market. There is still a long journey to go before they accomplish a whole equality with men but the condition  absolutely change better.
3.  In the 1920s, an American academic, Elton Mayo, investigated the effects of the physical surrounding on the potency of workers.  The conclusion, known as the Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrics company where it took place, showed that workers could be inspired to work harder by making a bit changes to the workplace, for example, adjust the lighting or the design of a room.

C.
1. Associate influences and parenting way are massively more effected in determining children’s attitude and achievements than advertising.In addition, a German study said, on average, children between three and thirteen years old spend only 1.4% of their waking time. Unfortunely, untill now there are still having an arguement about  definitive research linking behaviour. Such as a premature to argue for a ban.

2. 95% of the advertisement during children’s television programmes were show for products high in fat, salt or sugar. it would conduct to increases of obesity problems among children.Hence it  is a strong case for a limitation on food advertising to the young.

3. In the conclusion, the ways taking could help to decrease obesity among the children but downside problems can lead to decreases profit of food company .

]]> 2019-10-12 08:43:35 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396960047 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396961316 ROSSYAMIMI SYASYA BT MOHD SHAM
(2019224472)

A) 
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theory
4. Problematic
5. Expectation
6. Disagree
7. Disorganized
8. Proof
9. Disprove

B)
1. Almost all European think that the price rises in many everyday goods according to Euro establish.
2. Female have been viewed as mothers and home makers and it is only in current years that they have been making massive inroads into the job market. There is nevertheless a lengthy way to go earlier than they obtain entire equality with guys but the scenario has improved.
3. The study known as thr Hawthorne studies , named after the electrician company where it took place that workers could be motivated to work harder by making changes to the workplace such as adjusting the lighting or design of ten roon.

C)
1. Research on children's advertising would not seem to support a ban. Psychology professor , Adrian Furham argues againts any restriction , noting "peer influences and parenting styles are massively more influential in determining children's behavior anf achievements than advertising"
2. One registration would arguably be on food advertisung. 95% of these during children television programmes were for products high in fat , salt or sugar and many including the World Health Organization believe that there is link betweeb such foods and incresing levels of obesity and high blood pressure.
3. This could help children. However , the downside of any such regulation could be damage to bussiness such as to the above mentioned food industry who would obviously see profits fall.]]> 2019-10-12 09:00:04 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396961316 NURAMIERA SYAFIA BT ABD HALIM https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962116 A
1. Analysis 
2. Evaluate
3. Theorise
4. Problematic 
5. Expectation
6. Disagree 
7. Disorganised 
8. Proof
9. Disapprove

B
1.Most of European are facing the price rises in a lot of everyday goods due to the institution of the Euro

2. Traditionally, women have been seen as mothers and home makers, and only in recent years have they made significant inroads into the labor market. Once they achieve full equality with men, there is still a long way to go but the situation has definitely improved

3. In the 1920s, an American psychologist, Elton Mayo, studied the effect of the physical environment on the performance of workers. The study, called the Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrical company in which it took place, found that employees could be motivated to work harder by making minor changes to the workplace, such as changing the lighting or designing a room.

C.
1.Psychology professor, Adrian Furnham, argues against any restrictions, noting “Peer influences and parenting styles are massively more influential in determining children’s behaviour and achievements than advertising” . However until there has been definitive research linking behaviour to advertising, it would seem premature to argue for a ban, but perhaps some regulation is needed, especially given parents’ concerns.

2. 95% of these during children’s television programmes were for products high in fat, salt or sugar and many, including the World Health Organisation, believe that there is a link between such foods and increasing levels of obesity and high blood pressure.

3. Martin Bowley of the media organisation Carlton Sales, remarked “Without TV advertising in the UK, the ability of commercial TV stations to deliver high quality programmes to young people would be severely affected”.]]> 2019-10-12 09:12:44 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962116 Nur Dalila binti Azahar (2019244016) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962757
(A) 1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic 
5. Expectation 
6. Disagree
7. Disorganised
8. Proof
9. Disapprove 

(B) 1. For lot people throughout Europe, the introduction of Euro has led to price increases in many daily goods

2. Women have generally been seen as mother and housewives and it is only in current years that they have been making meaningful foray in the job market. There is still long way to go before they accomplish entirely equality with men but circumstances has definitely upgraded.

3. Late 1920s, an American scholar, Elton Mayor examined the outcomes of the physical environment on the productivity of workers. The outcome , known as the Hawthorne Studies, titled after the electrics company where it took place, proved that workers could be inspired to work harder by making small changes to the workplace, like adjusting the lighting or design of a room.

(C) 1. Children's advertising seems not a supportive way to influence children nowadays. A psychology professor named Adrian Furnham said peers influence and parenting style definitely are more influential to determine children behaviour. Based on German study, it shows that children spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching adverts. In the UK, 18000 adverts are translated per year.

2. Since 95% of children's television programmes are for products high in fat, salts and sugar, World Health Organisation believe the level of obesity and high blood pressure are increasing and linked to food.

3. Martin Bowley of the media organisation Carlton Sales, remarked “Without TV advertising in the UK, the ability of commercial TV stations to deliver high quality programmes to young people would be severely affected”]]> 2019-10-12 09:21:31 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962757 SITI NUR A'QILAH BINTI ROSLI (2019249014) https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962763 (A)
1. Analysis
2. Evaluate
3. Theorize
4. Problematic
5. Expectation
6. Disagree 
7. Random
8. Proof
9. Deny
(B)
1. For numerous individuals over Europe, the launch of the Euro has led to cost rises in numerous ordinary products.
2. Ladies have usually been considered as moms and domestic creators and it is only in current years that they have made imporant advances into the labor market. There is still a long way to go before they accomplish total uniformity with men but the condition has surely improved.
3. Within the 1920s, an American scholastic, Elton Mayo, investigated the impacts of the physical environment on the efficiency of specialists. The result, known as the Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrics company where it took place, found that specialists may be spurred to work harder by making little changes to the working environment, such as changing the lighting or the format of a room.
(C)
1. Main idea: Children’s advertising should be ban or not?
Peer influences and parenting styles are massively more influential in determining children’s behaviour and achievements than advertising. On average, children between three and thirteen years old spend only 1.4% of their waking time watching adverts. Perhaps some regulation is needed, especially given parents’ concerns.
2. Main idea: Limitation on food advertising to the young.
95% of children’s television programmes were for products high in fat, salt or sugar. The World Health Organisation believe that there is a link between such foods and increasing levels of obesity and high blood pressure. Children’s health is at stake.
3. Main idea: Consequences of advertising removal.
The downside of any such regulation could be damage to business. Food industry who would obviously see profits fall. This industry is heavily reliant on advertising revenues. The removal of this support could lead to jobs losses, and a flood of cheap American exports.]]> 2019-10-12 09:21:34 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396962763 NURUL ILIYANA BINTI IBRAHIM https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396963427 2019433672
A4AS1201_3
(A) 1. Analysis
     2. Evaluate
     3. Theory
     4. Problematic
     5. Assumption
     6. Disagree
     7. Unorganized
     8. Proof
     9. Disapprove
(B) 1. The foreword of the Euro has lead to an increase of prices in many daily goods for numerous people all over Europe                       2. Traditionally, women have always been pointed out as mothers and home makers. It was only in past years that they have been pursuing their own career of choice. However, it would still take some time for them to be acknowledge and stands equally with men but a bright future is definitely awaits them in job field.
     3. An American philosopher, Elton Mayo did a research on the effects of the physical environment on the productivity of workers, back in the 1920s. The outcome, Hawthorne Studies was named after the electrics company where it happened. It potrays that labourer could be encouraged to work harder by making slight changes to the workplace, such as altering the light or decorating the design of that particular room.
(C) 1. Peer influences and parenting figures are more essential in indicating children's behaviour and achievements compared to advertising. Children only spent 1.4% of their time to watch adverts. They only watch a minimum of 18,000 adverts a year. Until there is a concrete research on effects of advertisements to children's behaviour this discussion would come to no end, considering parents' mutual concerns.
     2. Most adverts were for unhealthy products that was believed to become the major factor on an increase in obesity and high blood pressure. Limitation on food advertising must be regulated as WHO's effort on banning it was left in vain.
     3. Banning the food commercial would results in job loses and profits fall as adverts are the most effective way to deliver informations and selling goods.
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]]> 2019-10-12 09:29:36 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396963427 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396965576 Farah Wardina Binti Asmidar
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(A) 1. Examine
     2. To Assess
     3. To Speculate
     4. Dilemma
     5. Anticipate
     6. To Disagree
     7. Too Messy
     8. Show
     9. Disprove

(B)
1. The adoption of the Euro has contributed to price increases in many everyday goods for citizens across Europe. 

2. Traditionally, ladies have been seen as mother and home makers, and only in recent years have they made significant inroads into the labor market. There is as yet far to go before they accomplish total uniformity with men however the circumstance has unquestionably improved.

3. During the 1920s, an American scholastic, Elton Mayo, examined the impacts of the physical condition on the efficiency of laborers. The outcome, known as the Hawthorne Studies, named after the electrics organization where it occurred, demonstrated that laborers could be persuaded to work more diligently by rolling out little improvements to the work environment, for example, modifying the lighting or the design of a room.]]> 2019-10-12 09:52:47 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396965576 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396966681 Nuraneesa Nadia bt Nazri (2019279642)
1. Examine
2. Consideration
3. Hypothetical
4. Obstacle
5. Forecast
6. Concur
7. Arrange
8. Evidence
9. Disapprove

B.1) For many people around Europe, the origination of the Euro has lead to price rises in day.
B.2) Women have usually seen as someone who live at home and nowdays they have been seen in roads into the job market. There is still a long way to make sure women to achieve equallt with men but the situation has been improved.
B.3) In the 1920s, Elton Mayo, an American academic, has done the researched about the effects on the physical environment on the productivity of workers. The result known as the Hawthorne Studies. It is named after the electrics company where the research took place. It is showed that the workers need motivation to work harder by designing their workplace such as altering the lighting or the layout of their workplace.

C.1) Children's advertising would not seen functional this days. Adrian Furnham said that peer influences and parenting styles are more influential for children behavior. In a Germen studies, 1.4 of their children spend  their time watching adverts. In UK, they translated 18000 adverts anually.
C.2) Since 95% of the adverts are about products high in fat, salt or sugar so World Health Organization believes that there is a link between foods and increasing the level of obesity and high blood preassure.
C.3) But without the adverts, it will demage the food industry. Martin Bowley said that without the advertising, the ability of conmercial TV stations to deliver high quality programmes to young people will affected.

]]> 2019-10-12 10:04:59 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396966681 Norshahira binti Ibrahim A4AS1201_3 https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396989721 A) 1.Analysis
    2.Evaluate
    3.Theory
    4.Problematic
    5.Expectation
    6.Differ
    7.Confusion
    8.Prove
    9.Disprove

B) 1. For Europe people, the introduction of the Euro leads to rises of price in everyday goods.

2. Women been seen as mothers and home makers and only in recent years they introads into the job market. A long way to go before achieving complete quality with men but situation improved.

3. Eltonayo research shows that physical environment effect productivity of workers. Hawthorne studies showed that worker could be motivated to work harder by maling small sharge to the work place like changing room layout.

2. 

1. Children's advertising would not support ban. Psychology professor, Adrian Furnham noting "peer influences and parenting style are massively more influential in determining Children's behavior and achievements than advertising". Study shows that children between three years and thirteen years spendonly 1.4% to watch adverts. It seem premature to argue for a ban, but perhaps some regulation is needed.

2. One restriction on food advertising. 95% of children television programmes were for products highly in fat, sugar or salt. World health organisation says that there are a link between foods and the increase of obesity and high blood pressure. Every $1 that WHO spend to combat these problem, global food industry will spend $500. It is not a fair fight.

3. The downside of any such regulation would be damage to bussiness. The removal of advertising will lead to job loses and a flood of cheap Ameriacan export


I'm sorry miss, I forgot to do my work, I just finish it at 10.21 pm and that was far from your due date. I'm really sorry miss ]]> 2019-10-12 14:22:01 UTC https://padlet.com/Mythu_K/km8n3qiz3yp8/wish/396989721