Think about the background of your audience (who you communicate with on a weekly basis): how old are they? what kind of education do they have? what kind of families do they come from? where do they live? what beliefs and values do they hold? And any other relevant/interesting information.

• Choose three people who you communicate with regularly (a friend, a family member, a coworker, etc.) and analyze/discuss how your communications with them differ based on their background/experience/etc..
• Example: I am sure that the conversations that you have with your mom are different from those you have with your best friend. Why? What is different? How are they different?
• You might choose different extremes of people that you communicate with - such as the most conservative and the most liberal. You could also consider gender, age, education, and so forth.

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Audience Background Analysis 1 Friend Age 25 Education College Graduate Family MiddleClass Location Urban Values Progressive Communication Style Conve... View the full answer