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Part 1: To be an effective writer, the use of pathos is extremely important. When used correctly, pathos can evoke a strong feeling of compassion and sympathy. With these feelings, an audience can relate to the subject the author is portraying. The Food Network last year created a public service announcement for starving children within the United States. The public service announcement, No Kid Hungry, does an excellent job at expressing a feeling of sympathy to it's audience. The first scene of the video shows a little girl in overalls, dirty and standing in the middle of an empty road. A cheery smile usually placed on a child's face, is nonexistent. The audience can feel the girl's unhappiness just by looking at her saddened facial expressions. Next, the camera shows the same little girl with a cardboard sign that reads, "Im hungry". As the settling in of the idea that an innocent little girl is unhappy and starving somewhere in the United States, the feeling of pity grows in the bottom of the audience stomaches. The video goes on to show other little kids in the same manner. Emotions such as the ones this video conveys, give people the motivation to act. The purpose of this video is to motivate people to take the "No Kid Hungry" pledge and help stop child hunger. Public service announcements such as this one, are very effective in what they set out to do: get people to support their cause. If the use of Pathos was not present through out the commercial, people would feel much less inclined to do anything to help starving children living in the United States. Part 2:

Preamble:

I have created this code of ethics as a moral guide to follow when faced with an issue that I, as a fieldworker, may encounter while fulfilling fieldwork activities. This codes main responsibility is the protection of the individuals of whom I interview. It is important that I stay fair and honest to the individuals I work with throughout my fieldwork. With this code of