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Formative Journal Research

This document summarizes a research journal article about how alcohol advertising affects alcohol consumption rates in the UK. The article was published in 2011 on a UK trust website by professors from UK universities. It discusses how media advertisements have increased the number of alcohol consumers over time and provides statistics on alcohol consumption among young people. The article cites 155 references and was written by experts, suggesting it is accurate. It would be relevant to a project on alcohol advertising and consumption in the UK.

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Formative Journal Research

This document summarizes a research journal article about how alcohol advertising affects alcohol consumption rates in the UK. The article was published in 2011 on a UK trust website by professors from UK universities. It discusses how media advertisements have increased the number of alcohol consumers over time and provides statistics on alcohol consumption among young people. The article cites 155 references and was written by experts, suggesting it is accurate. It would be relevant to a project on alcohol advertising and consumption in the UK.

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Research Journal Formative task template

Name: xx

Date: x/x/xx

Group: X
Resource type : Circle
one : Book/ Journal/ ejournal/ Internet
article/ Magazine

Title:

Why it was chosen:

The summary is relevant to my project because it provides the


different ways that attractive people to drinking such as
Television program, Magazine and Newspaper.

Authority

Atkinson, A., Elliott, G., Bellis, M. and Sumnall, H. (2011) Young


people, alcohol and the media: [Online]. Available at:
http://www.jrf.org.uk (Accessed: 29 January 2013).

The authors all based at the UK universities (Oxford Brokers


University, University of Liverpool, and Queen University).
This book was published by Joseph Rowntree Foundation
housing trust and it has been cited two times.

Currency

Content

Accuracy

The book published in 8 September 2011. Thus, the book is


up-to-date.
The book explains how the media advertisement effect on
increasing the number of alcohol consumers and it also
illustrates some statistics about the percentage of young
people beverage alcohol in a different period of time.
This book was written by Professor at University in UK and it
also published by a trust website in UK that established 1904
for publishing books, journal and articles.
This book used 155 references; including academic journals,
newspapers and reports, so it means the text of this book is
accurate.

Audience

The book was published by popular website, so general reader


could use it.

Project title: Alcohol advertising and increasing alcohol consumption in the


UK

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