Types of media and forms of communication used , sociology homework help

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For
this assignment, you have to take on the role of a human services administrator
charged by the Department of Health with the responsibility of communicating to
various constituencies about the recent outbreak of a communicable disease
within a specific community. You will now need to write three communication
messages appropriate to the following groups—youths, parents, and medical
staff—one communication message per group.

Part A

Part A: Analysis Plan

• Explain what media and forms of
  communication (at least one of which will be verbal) you would employ to
  communicate with each group—youths, parents, and medical staff—that will
  be most effective with these audiences.
• Identify two to three conflicts
  that could potentially arise with any one of the constituents and the
  strategies you would employ to resolve the conflicts.
• Prioritize and explain the most
  pertinent aspects of the message to be conveyed to each group.

Part B: Communication Memos

• Compose in detail three
  different communication messages that appropriately match each group of
  recipients—youths, parents, and medical staff—regarding the recent
  outbreak of the communicable disease. One of the messages should be a
  script for a verbal communication. Consider the following aspects when
  composing your messages—the recipient, the context, the content, and
  delivery variables.

Part C: Application of Theory

• Explain which communication
  theories you applied to the situation that influenced your approach to
  handling this problem.

Submission Details:

• By Monday, October 10,
  2016, prepare a 7- to 9-page analysis paper. Your response should rely
  upon sources from professional literature. This may include the Argosy
  University online library resources, relevant textbooks, peer-reviewed
  journal articles, and websites created by professional organizations,
  agencies, or institutions (.edu, .org, or .gov). Write in a clear,
  concise, and organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in accurate
  representation and attribution of sources (i.e., APA format); and use
  accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.