PART 1– Please Read the Week 11 Discussion Notes in the Learning Module First.

PART 1–
Please Read the Week 11 Discussion Notes in the Learning Module First. TV and obesity are not unrelated; children are sitting and watching rather than running and playing. And TV is the perfect time for ingesting unhealthy, fat producing snacks. Part of the joy of mindlessly watching TV is crunching something in your mouth. TV promotes increased consumption. Over 400 studies have now been done, one after another showing that TV time is coupled with both obesity and poor food choices in children and adults. Television viewing occupies a large portion of people’s lives, even infants and very young children. One well known statistic is that children graduating from high school have spent more hours in front of the TV than in school and this must be added to the hours they have spent with video games and computers. Children are in love with the computer. Surfing the internet, playing games, and connecting with friends occupy children for hours at a time, in some cases making television itself a thing of the past. To be a child no longer requires a trip to the library, the park, or a friend’s house. Here are 3 of the facts that you will read about in the notes for this week, these are a few that really stood out to me. Children watching Saturday morning cartoons see a food commercial every five minutes.
34% of children with poor reading skills watched 6 hours or more of TV daily.
The average child sees 10,000 food advertisements a year. 95% are for fast food, sugary cereals, soft drinks, and candy.
Please read the notes on obesity in this week’s module then comment and post one more fact (other than the 3 that I just mentioned) that you learned from reading the notes. Pick a fact that really stood out to you or was most surprising. Response: Please expand this discussion by responding to at least one of your classmates comparing their responses to your own. Respond to a peer who picked a different fact than the one you shared. Your reply must include a website to your peer for additional reading on the topic of Childhood Obesity. Your website recommendation should be based on the fact that they shared. PART. 2–
Relationship Analysis Paper
The relationship analysis paper is an interpersonal communication exercise designed to help you re­alize the importance of your communication style and various influences of the self-concept and esteem in your relationships. Video will be added soon.
Instructions
You will need to write 600-900 words in length, complete sentences, standard 1-inch margins, 12-point font, and double spaced.
No introductions or conclusions are required.