This is NOT a quiz. Rather, this activity is the third assignment that moves you

This is NOT a quiz. Rather, this activity is the third assignment that moves you toward completing your final project that is due in Module 08 (the next module). When you analyze your movie, you are going to rely upon many of your own ideas as they are growing based upon the concepts in this course and textbook. You will also need to gather some others’ ideas to include alongside your own. In other words, you will need to do a bit of research and integrate sources in your final project. This Prep Step helps you start thinking about answers to the final project questions–and continues to help you identify sources that will help you answer some of those questions.
Assignment Summary
* Answer the sets of questions that help you create the last three paragraphs (or sections) of your final content analysis of a film project. 
* Find at least one source that you will quote, summarize, or paraphrase as part of your answers to paragraphs (or sections) 4-6.
* Prepare an APA citation for the source that you found.
* As you are answering the questions, also use your textbook. In your answers, include page numbers for where you got some of your ideas. Do not quote the textbook; use your own words.
Question 1 Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph answering the following questions. This helps you start thinking about SECTION 4 for your final project.
* As we know, language is a big factor in interpersonal communication. Give at least 3 examples of language use in the movie between some of the main characters.
* While language is important, we also know that nonverbal communication plays a major role in how we communicate (content vs. relational message). There are likely many facial expressions in the movie, among other nonverbal expressions, that say a lot more than words.  Give at least 3 examples of nonverbal communication in the movie.
Important Note: This question is worth quite a few points. Make sure that you use full sentences and thoughtfully cover the questions.
Question 2: Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph answering the following questions. This helps you start thinking about SECTION 5 for your final project.
* How do the main characters portray their emotions? Give three examples.
* As we know, conflict is a big part of our interaction with others. Give two examples of how conflict was displayed in the movie.
Important Note: This question is worth quite a few points. Make sure that you use full sentences and thoughtfully cover the questions
Question 3: Write a 3-5 sentence paragraph answering the following questions. This helps you start thinking about SECTION 6 for your final project.
* Explain why you believe two of the main characters formed a relationship, from the beginning of chapter 10. What was at least one aspect of their interpersonal attraction? Or, explain how Knapp’s Relational Stages are portrayed.
* Were the main characters friends, family or in a romantic relationship? Explain at least one relationship type and what characteristics made you determine the relationship type. How does the communication between the characters affect the story and the relationships portrayed in the movie?
Important Note: This question is worth quite a few points. Make sure that you use full sentences and thoughtfully cover the questions.
Question 4: Identify a source of information that will help you answer some or part of the final Content Analysis of a Film Project questions.
* What is another source that you think you will quote or paraphrase or summarize in your final project for one of the final three paragraphs or sections of your project? State the title and type of the source or include a direct link to that source. Clearly state what portion of the content you are planning to connect it with. 
* Sample answers: I plan to refer to the online article “When Your Feelings Conflict with your Leadership Role” in my final project. OR I plan to use this online article in my final project: https://hbr.org/2023/01/when-your-feelings-conflict-with-your-leadership-role 
Important Note: This question is worth quote a few points. Make sure that you use full sentences and clearly identify a useful source in a way that shows you took some time to find a source that will help you answer analysis questions for the final project.
Question 5: Prepare an APA reference citation for your source.
When you quote, summarize, or paraphrase information from a source in your final project, you will need to show that you used the source in your paper or project. Following APA format, create the full information others can use to find the source you found.
* What will the reference list full citation be for the source you are using?
* For assistance, you can use a tool like the Purdue Owl “Cite your source automatically in APA” tool located on the “Reference List: Basic RulesLinks to an external site.
” page.
Important Note: This question is worth multiple points. Check your reference citation for accuracy. You will have to reference your source in the final paper. Text book is interplay by Adler