Question

How do the articles present information? What biases seem to be created, how the article (editors and authors) influence the readers' response to the topics, and so on. Look for language, imagery, and the like that may affect the way the story is told (and may shape how we feel about the topics).

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/26/sexual-activity-bullying-study_n_5877168.html

Answer 1

The information within the article is presented in a systematic order of importance, that is, the information that is presented first is the research and the facts the research capitalizes on. This way the reader has a brief but complete context of the direction the articles will be taking, the latter part of the articles dips a bit into the details of how th study reached its conclusion and on what basis.

It influences the reader by its narrative which shows to be supporting the research studys findings, which would further influence a readers perception of the article as well, which would be for the findings.

The language is more active than it is passive, so the message is delivered explicitly.