Each of these analyses should be based on two things: your textbook concepts and your observation. You are limited to television shows and movies. Be sure to choose one that involves small groups (defined by the textbook). Examples would be The Office, Modern Family, Scandal, NCIS, Stand By Me, 12 Angry Men, Apollo 13, or many others of your choice. You may use the same movie or television show for more than one Witness Paper. (You may not use The Breakfast Club as your movie). 1. Each paper must include at least three cited references from the text supporting or explaining your insights. The more specific your examples, the better my understanding will be. You can choose concepts from any of the listed chapters. Remember to cite our textbook author, not the authors read by our authors. 2. The analysis must include an explanation of how or at what point you witnessed the concept in the media piece. Support and explain how you KNOW this concept was exhibited. Supporting or explaining your insights with the most specific examples will ensure a better understanding for the reader. 3. The Witness Paper should include insight after the analysis about how these concepts highlighted in the paper matter in real life. How does this apply to you in your current employment situation? Or how might it apply in the future? How does this impact your family interactions? You've read and studied the concepts, so how will the ideas or do the ideas impact the application in real life? 4. Be sure to include these four items in the introduction of your analysis to help the reader understand the TV or movie: the name of the show and episode or movie the task trying to be solved by the characters the names of the characters who make up the small group the three concepts highlighted in the paper (You will need to listen analytically to the messages presented in the show/movie, listening for verbal and nonverbal cues which will allow you to recognize individual differences among the characters) This paper should: be typed be double-spaced adhere to the conventions of appropriate content, organization, style, and mechanics. demonstrate proper organization, spelling, grammar and punctuation include resources such as the textbook or other credible sources, cited properly in either APA or MLA-style bibliography