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Assessment 2 learner response

 1.) I do not have my feedback with me but I know I got a grade C. 2.) I did not mention enough theories and when I did I had not linked them to my actual point. 3.) 3/10. I did not do any active revision. I had however completed all past blog tasks and looked over them in hopes of revising however I do not think I revised enough at all.  4.) Next time I will focus on memorising different theorists and their theories and how I can link them to my own ideologies and analysis.  5.) I did answer the question both regarding the BBC and public commercial broadcasters, however I could have increased my score by clearly stating theories and the links between my argument and those theories.  6.)  i cant finish this till I get my paper back

Advertising: The representations of women in advertising

 1.) The Mistry suggests that advertising has changed since the 1990's due to the modernised exclusivity and representation of all, there is also a smaller amount of adverts focusing on the sexualisation of women.  2.) The most common stereotypes surrounding women were that their purpose was to be house wife's and almost slave like towards the breadwinner who was usually their husband and "the man of the house". This also links to the idea that women had to be submissive in order to appeal to the males.  3.) A growing influence of changing clothing and makeup for women was significant due to the expansion of personal representation which had not been previously allowed.  4.) Laura Mulvey was the theorist who came up with the idea of "male gaze", describing how the media has been demonstrated in a certain way which only partakes and benefits a male audience, commonly demonstrated through the sexualisation and objectification of women.# 5.) The representation ...