The Phenomenon life of a Teen Mom Joe Fasulo, Rodrigo Reyes, Francisco Pedraza Texas A&M International University Abstract Many of the advertisements that being shown around the world are being express a certain type of message towards their audience. This particular ad casts a baby in various ways of distress and sadness that shown not only visually but by text. It explains how hard the baby life will be because of their parents’ ages. The image features a crying toddler with curly blond hair telling the world with such a sadden caption to it. According to a website, Color Lines “New York City has already had a good deal of success in its battle against teen pregnancy. Recent data from the Department of Health and Mental …show more content…
NYC Human Resources Administration definitely advocates their quality over the function of ethos. The ad gets the audience attention with the type of message the creators of the ad try to make them understand what they are trying to spread the word. They choose a type of language that is applicable towards the crowd to understand on a particular issue. This basically means using an appropriate level of vocabulary making it intact decent or honesty. Such as introducing an expertise, and by using correct order and as well using the correct grammar. Creators on this particular ad show the usage on ethos by approaching their congregation that they are a credible source and are worth listening to. They also used their research by searching other sources that may support the ad as well. The type of sources they looked up to NYC Human Administration. “Teens giving birth before they are ready to provide emotional and financial support are not a good way to raise children,” by far this ad expresses its rhetorical appeal towards …show more content…
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