television advertisements typically portray the elderly as?
a- wise and knowing
b- dignified and nurturing
c- respectable and accomplished
d- feeble and foolish
my answer is b
ok honestly no one cares we just tryna finish our quiz
1. the “glass ceiling”
2. of their vast numbers and economic clout
3. gender
4. feeble and foolish
5. the suffrage movement.
6. are socially constructed.
7. symbolic interactionist
8. 50
9. learned.
10. minority group
D, feeble and foolish.
Wiz is right but just take what they said with a grain of salt because the answers are not in the right order.
Just be smart about it and good luck!
the answer is d
Yeah wiz is correct still.
To determine how television advertisements typically portray the elderly, you can analyze several commercials or advertisements targeting this demographic. Here's an approach to get the answer:
1. Start by watching various television advertisements that include elderly characters. Observe their portrayal and characteristics throughout the ads. Take note of any recurring themes or patterns.
2. Pay attention to the words, actions, and roles assigned to elderly characters. Look for common traits or stereotypes that are consistently portrayed.
3. Analyze how the elderly characters are depicted in terms of their behavior, appearance, and interactions with others in the commercials. Consider whether they are presented as wise, knowledgeable, dignified, nurturing, respectable, accomplished, feeble, or foolish.
4. Compare these observations to the provided options: a) wise and knowing, b) dignified and nurturing, c) respectable and accomplished, d) feeble and foolish.
Based on your personal analysis of the television advertisements, if you find that the elderly characters are consistently portrayed as dignified and nurturing, then your answer would be b). However, it is important to note that advertising strategies vary, and the portrayal of elderly individuals in commercials may differ depending on the product or campaign.