Annotated Bibliography:You will need to annotated bibliography. You will go to the below website and select 4 articles and 4 annotations. A good concise simple annotated bibliography is a 2 to 3-sentence synopsis of a book or journal article. You need to use articles. One purpose of an annotated bibliography is to help you integrate your annotations into a literature review to familiarize you with what research has been done on a topic.

Go to the below link, which is the web/retrieval address for accessing any of the articles listed. Cut and paste the below address into your browser. Make sure there are no spaces between the words:

http://docplayer.net/55848986-Human-communication-a-journal-of-the-pacific-and-asian-communication-association-volume-11-number-4.html

1. You willseeHuman Communication A Journal of the Pacific and Asian Communication Association. Volume 11, Number 4*
2. Click on download at the bottom of the journal and select the name of any 3 authors or authors of your choice.

Read the article and write 3 sentence synopsis about the literature review/introduction and discussion sections only, using the online format as indicated in the 3 samples on the first page.Ignore the statistical sections. Do not use the ABSTRACTS to write your annotations. If you do, you will not receive credit for the annotation. The simplest way to write 3 sentence synopsis is in the past tense and that should follow the below procedure:

First Line: The author(s) examined or investigated ......................................

Second Line: The author(s) found ..........................................................

Third Line: The author(s) concluded .......................................................

Use the APA style.

*All the articles have a DATE of publication of 2008, Volume 4.

Sample Annotated Bibliography and Instructions

Dong, Q., & Murrillo, A. P. (2007). The impact of television viewing on young adults'

stereotypes towards Hispanic Americans.Human Communication, 10(1), 33-44. Retrieved from http://www.uab.edu/Communicationstudies/humancommunication/

dong.pdf

The authors examined the didactic perspective on stereotypes. The authors found a relationship between interpersonal relations and an increase in appreciation of different cultural milieus and reduction of negative stereotypes. The authors concluded that television may considerably affect individuals' negative stereotypes of Hispanic Americans.

O'Connell, M. (2010). To text or not to text: Reticence and the utilization of short message

services. Human Communication, 13(2), 87-102. Retrieved from http://www.uab.edu/

Communicationstudies/humancommunication/03_02_2010OConnell.pdf

The author investigated the effects of texting on the social experiences and interactions of reticent individuals.The author found that there were no noticeable differences in texting partners, frequency, or preference for texting between reticent and non-reticent individuals. The author concluded that high reticent individuals sent less text messages to romantic partners compared to other texting partners.

Wagner, T. R., & Punyanunt-Carter, N. (2009). Come on...have another drink! College

students' perceptions of compliance-gaining strategies used for drinking alcohol. Human Communication, 12(4), 477-483. Retrieved from http://www.uab.edu/

Communicationstudies/humancommunication/120408_Wagner.pdf

The authors examined the regularity, success, and gender perception of compliance-gaining techniques used by college students. The study found that college students use compliance-gaining techniques to persuade their peers to engage in alcohol consumption. The authors concluded that college students are motivated to drink when interacting with friends and deems drinking with friends a social wow and means of communication.