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This 3 page research paper evaluates the lay-out appeal; content and quality; reading level: etc. on an informational health pamphlet that advises consumers about body art. and how to acquire it safely. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates.?? Pamphlet Evaluation Research Compiled By Kathie
Easter - properly! Lay-out Appeal Pamphlets and brochures produced today can be made more appealing
to consumers by using a variety of strategies that are designed to create "richer, more sensory experiences" by using "missed paper stocks, embossing, engraving, die cuts and alternative substrates,
such as plastic and cardboard" (Sullivan, 2007, p. 8). The "Healthy Body Art" pamphlet is a multifold pamphlet that offers a comprehensive guide to consumers concerning acquiring tattoos and body
piercings in a health-conscious manner. Headings are in red, using a typeface that is suggestive of blood-splatter. Capitals are used to emphasize the dos and donts listed in several sections
and subheads in the section on blood-born infections are in boldface capitals. The design is rather gray, as there is a great deal of information conveyed. However, the multi-colored dragon
on the front, as well as the swash of pink as a background color, adds interest. Content and Quality The content is comprehensive, as it offers consumers detailed advice
that covers all categories of body art, offering practical need-to-know information about each type of body art, as well as how to prepare for the experience, choose an artist, etc.
The quality of the content is also high, as it is comprehensive and informative. Reading Level The average readability level for the brochures that were evaluated in the study
conducted by Endres, Montgomery and Welch (2002) was just above the sixth-grade level. Forty percent of the brochures evaluated in this study were in the fourth through sixth grade readability
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