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When you put these different pieces together, they will instill a sense of emotionalism and logical (helping to have the greatest impact upon the reader). The different examples will be drawn from a combination of: books, observations and experiences to add as much realism as possible.
Identifying the Pattern
The pattern that will be utilized to reach out to the audience is one that will speak to them in: a relaxed style and non-confrontational tone. As there will be select words that will be used to add that sense of emotionalism such as: drastic and extreme. This will help the reader be able to emotionally connect with the information that is being presented. The organizational style is to use a combination of text and graphics to catch the readers' attention. At the same time, you would want to use unique colors and a glossy format to make the pamphlet visually appealing. This would give the information an eye catching, professional feel....
When you step back and analyze this approach, it is clear that this will help to instill that sense of: realism, emotionalism and logic upon the reader. These different elements are important, because students need to understand how stress could have an impact upon their lives in college. At which point, they can see that they are facing similar challenges as everyone else. In many ways, one could argue that if the information is presented using this kind of a format, it will help add the elements of logic and emotionalism to the pamphlet.
Bibliography
College Student Suicides. (2010). Suicide.org. Retrieved from: http://www.suicide.org/college-student-suicide.html
Stress Causes of College Students. (2011). Love to Know. Retrieved from: http://stress.lovetoknow.com/Stress_Causes_of_College_Students
Bibliography
College Student Suicides. (2010). Suicide.org. Retrieved from: http://www.suicide.org/college-student-suicide.html
Stress Causes of College Students. (2011). Love to Know. Retrieved from: http://stress.lovetoknow.com/Stress_Causes_of_College_Students
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