The document summarizes a presentation given by three people (Erica, Johnson, and Libni) about the relationship and communication advice provided to women, men, and teens in magazines. Libni discussed advice for women, Johnson discussed advice for men, and Erica discussed advice for teens. Their overall conclusion was that the advice given in magazines is often not supported by scholarly research on relationships and communication.

1. What do magazines advice
women,men, and teens about
communication and
relationships
Erica Taico, Johnson Tang, and Libni Ambrose

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3. Thesis:
Scholarly Journals Contradict
Magazines’ Communication and
Relationship Advice
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Today we are going to talk about advice
the advice magazine articles give to
women, men, and teens:
Libni: women
Johnson: Men
Erica: Teens
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7. Pay attention to his body
Language

8. Pay attention to his body
Language

9. Pay attention to his body
Language
- Men are obvious

11. Is He Flirting with Me?

12. Is He Flirting with Me?

13. Is He Flirting with Me?
- Ignore what he is
saying

15. Are We Just Friends?

16. Are We Just Friends?

17. Are We Just Friends?
- Does he look at other women?
- He acts like himself around you?

19. During and After Sex

20. During and After Sex

21. During and After Sex
- Eye contact and touch

23. Having "The Talk"

24. Having "The Talk"

25. Having "The Talk"
- What does his body language say
- How can you get him to open up

27. Does Texting Help or Hurt
Romance?

28. Does Texting Help or Hurt
Romance?

29. Does Texting Help or Hurt
Romance?
- Be creative
- Men communicate better
through texting

31. Proposing

32. Proposing

33. Proposing
- Does he really mean it

35. Conclusion
In conclusion we found that
relationship advice given in
magazines are not supported
by research.

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