Bibliography and an evoluation of sources
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Author’s name | <>McCall, Cheryl | <>
Title of article | <>“Did He Kill 18 Women? Or Has He Been Framed?” | <>
Publication information | <><> |
Name of periodical | <>People Magazine | <>
Date of publication (and see addition for newspapers) | <>January 7,1980 | <>
Section and page number | <>1-4 | <>
Database information | <><> |
Name of database | <><> |
Date and accessed the site | <>28 October 2011 | <>
McCall, Cheryl. "Did He Kill 18 Women? Or Has He Been Framed?" People Jan. : 1-4. Web
1. I should use this source because it’s my second document that I was assigned to read in class. This document will support my paper because it can help my argument t media has an influence on criminals.
2. I think my audience will find this source credible it came from an actual magazine that people read every day. I think that they will also find it persuasive in that it gets you thinking that Bundy is innocent.
3. No the credibility of this source isn’t suspect in anyway because I got the source from Dr. Archibald.
#1 Database sources
Author’s name | Thayer, John |
Title of article | “Bluebeard’s Castle” |
Publication information | |
Name of periodical | The Chicago Tribune |
Date of publication (and see addition for newspapers) | August 1895 |
Section and page number | |
Database information | |
Name of database | Fold3 |
Date and accessed the site | 28 September 2011 |
“The Chicago Tribune.” Fold3. 18 Aug. 1895. Library Resources. Web. 17 Sep. 2011, http://www.fold3.com/image/#216160526.
1. Yes I am going to use this source because it can help me say that media has always been present even back in the 1800’s.
2. I think that the audience will find this source credible because it came from a newspaper and they will also find it somewhat persuasive.
3. The credibility of this source is suspect at all because I got this source from Dr. Archiblad for my first paper.
#2 Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Strutin, Ken |
Title of article | “Forensic Evidence and the CSI Effect” |
Publication information | |
Name of site or online journal | LLRX |
Publication or sponsor of the site | |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | 9 May 2010 |
Date you accessed the site | 20 November 2011 |
URL | http://www.llrx.com/features/forensicevidencecsieffect.htm |
Strutin, Ken. "Forensic Evidence and the CSI Effect." llrx.com. N.p., 9 May 2010. Web. 20 Nov. 2011. <http://www.llrx.com/features/forensicevidencecsieffect.htm>.
1. I should use this source because it will help me explain one of my main points that the shows on TV like CSI have effected how we prosecute criminals.
2. This source is credible because I found it through going through the Google search advance program. This source is also very persuasive in helping me with my point for my paper.
3. I don’t think this source will be suspect because I went through the advance Google search like Dr. Archibald told us to.
#2 Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Radford, Benjamin |
Title of article | “The CSI Effect: How TV Influences True Crime” |
Publication information | |
Name of site or online journal | Discovery News |
Publication or sponsor of the site | Discovery |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | 28 April 2010 |
Date you accessed the site | 18 November 2011 |
URL | http://news.discovery.com/human/the-csi-effect-how-tv-influences-true-crime.html |
Radford, Benjamin. "The CSI Effect:How TV Influences True Crime ." Discovery News. N.p., 28 Apr. 2010. Web. 18 Nov. 2011. <http://news.discovery.com/human/the-csi-effect-how-tv-influences-true-crime.html>.
1. Yes, I will be using this source and it will help immensely with my paper and helping me prove my argument that media affects how we prosecute criminals.
2. I think that my audience will find my source credible and persuasive because it really shows how media plays a key role in the criminal justice system.
3. No, the credibility of my source is not suspect in any way because I went through the advance Google search.
#2 Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Harvey, Nathan |
Title of article | “Are Reality TV Crime Shows Continuing To Perpetuate Crime Myths?” |
Publication information | |
Name of site or online journal | Internet Journal of Criminology |
Publication or sponsor of the site | |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | 2007 |
Date you accessed the site | 17 November 2011 |
URL | http://www.internetjournalofcriminology.com/Monk-Turner%20et%20al%20-%20Reality%20TV%20Crime%20Shows.pdf |
Harvey, Nathan, Holbrook, Jason, Martinez, Homer, and Monk-Turner, Elizabeth. "Are Reality TV Crime Shows Continuing to Perpetrate Crime Myths." . N.P., n.d. Web. 17 Nov. 2011. <http://www.internetjournalofcriminology.com/Monk-Turner%20et%20al%20-%20Reality%20TV%20Crime%20Shows.pdf>.
1. Yes, I will be using this source in my paper because it shows how television shows affect the criminals and how they are stereotyped.
2. I think that my audience will find that my source is credible and persuasive at the same time because it really sheds light on reality TV shows.
3. The credibility of my source isn’t suspect in anyway because I went through the advance Google search process.
#2 Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Loges, Bill |
Title of article | “Mass Media and Crime-Journalism, Entertainment, Conclusion, Bibliography” |
Publication information | |
Name of site or online journal | Net Industries |
Publication or sponsor of the site | |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | |
Date you accessed the site | 27 November 2011 |
URL | http://law.jrank.org/pages/1582/Mass-Media-Crime.html |
Loges, Bill, and Rokeach-Ball, Sandra. "Mass Media and Crime-Journalism, Entertainment, Conclusion, Bibliography.”. Net Industries, n.d. Web. 27 Nov. 2011. <http://law.jrank.org/pages/1582/Mass-Media-Crime.html>.
1. Yes, I will use this source because it helps me in my paper make my point that media affects criminals and the criminal justice system.
2. I think that my audience will find my source both persuasive and credible because it helps with my research paper.
3. My source has nothing that would be suspect about it because I got it from the advance Google search.
#2 Web source
Author’s name, if available (if not, use the associated institution or organization) | Robbers, Monica L.P. |
Title of article | “Blinded by Science” |
Publication information | |
Name of site or online journal | Sage Journals online |
Publication or sponsor of the site | |
Date of publication or of site’s last update | 10 February 2009 |
Date you accessed the site | 22 November 2011 |
URL | http://www.sagepub.com/spohnstudy/articles/4/Robbers.pdf |
Robbers, Monica L. "Blinded by Science." Sage journals online. N.p., Mar. 2008. Web. 22 Nov. 2011. <http://www.sagepub.com/spohnstudy/articles/4/Robbers.pdf>.
1. Yes, I am going to be using this source because it talks about how jurors are affecting the justice system with their knowledge of TV shows.
2. My audience will find my source both credible and persuasive because it has tons of information on my topic.
3. My source also has nothing suspect about it because I went through the advance Google search process.
#3 Print sources
a. Book
a. Book
Author’s names | Behm-Morawitz, Elizabeth |
Title of the book | The Influence of Exposure To Depictions of Race and Crime in TV News on Viewer’s Social Judgments |
Publication information | |
Place of publication | |
Name of publisher | Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media |
Date of publication | October 2009 |
Medium of publication | Print |
Behm-Morawitz ,Elizabeth et al. "The Influence Of Exposure To Depictions Of Race And Crime In TV News On Viewer's Social Judgments." Journal Of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 53.4 (2009): 615-635. Academic Search Complete. Web. 5 Dec. 2011
1. Yes, I am using this source because this book helps a lot with my paper and to help my thesis statement.
2. I think that my audience will find my source both credible and persuasive because that is the point of the paper and how I picked my sources.
3. My source has nothing suspect about it because I got it by going through the schools online library.
