This paper describes a
study to analyze the frequency of
diet ads in two popular women's magazines, "Good Housekeeping" and "Seventeen". It looks at how an archival study was done to record the
number of all diet ads and/or articles in the two
selected magazines over a time span from 1980 to 2003. It concludes that the
results indicated that there was not any
significant difference between the number of diet ads between the two selected magazines and also did not support a significant relationship between the number of diet ads and the decades. Outline Abstract Method Results Discussion References