Abstract:Include these. Abstracts should be 150-250 words long, and briefly describe the research question, type of study, results, and perhaps implications for the field.This introduction will follow the usual prescription, presenting peer-reviewed findings that lead to the hypotheses. If your study is three-condition, hypotheses should include whether you expect an overall effect, as well as which conditions will have significantly higher, lower (or equal) means than the others. In other words, predict the results for the three pairwise comparisons. For 2×2 studies, there should be a hypothesis for the significance and direction of each main effect, as well as for the interaction. If you do not expect a given effect, you can hypothesize that one of your conditions will have no effect, or that there will be no interaction. The introduction should contain at least three peer-reviewed findings that support the study hypotheses. The hypotheses should be stated at the end of the introduction.

Use one of the Web search engines, such as www.google.com to find a good website that provides information related to issues (i.e. legal aspects) or planning (conceptual models, processes, planning steps) in establishing and monitoring any of the types of work experiences found in Module 3 Content B. for youth with disabilities.**Summarize/ analyze the website content to include the following: a) Important information found related to establishing and/ or monitoring quality work experiences, b) how the website provided information to alleviate barriers to effective career development for youth/ individuals with disabilities, c) strengths and weaknesses of the website (vs. actual content).. The summary should be at least 3 full pages (12 pt font – double spaced). This website analysis paper should be a word document and attached to your posting. Post on the discussion board starting your own thread. Provide a web site address at the bottom of your posting so students can view your site.

Use at least three sources for each discussion. Include at least 2-3 quotes from your sources enclosed in quotation marks and cited in-line by reference to your reference list for each discussion. Example: “words you copied” (citation) These quotes should be one full sentence not altered or paraphrased. Cite your sources using APA format. Use the quotes in your paragraphs. Write in essay format, not in bulleted, numbered, or other list formats.
No plagiarism, please.
Discussion 01: Write at least 500 words discussing how to use text mining to analyze how politicians use language to influence voters. 
Discussion 02: Write at least 500 words discussing how tf-idf identified the most important words in Austen’s novel’s and what the nature of those words suggests about her writing. (you can refer to: https://www.tidytextmining.com/tfidf.html)
Discussion 03: Write at least 500 words discussing how you would test your hypothesis for the likelihood of mask-wearing in the US in the next year.  

I’m studying for my Health & Medical class and need an explanation.

choose and identify a client of a specific age and gender.
Describe them in terms of fitness level, reason for getting started in a program, fears, lifestyle etc. Provide a brief history and description of them.
Before you can change, you must know that the behavior is a problem and that you can change it.
Examining their Current Health Habits
An observation from a friend, a family member, or a landmark event such as the death of someone close to you can get you thinking about behavior change. A self-assessment can start your journey towards improving your current lifestyle.
Choosing a Target Behavior: chose 1-3 target behaviors. Discuss the short term and long term effects of this/ these behaviors (such as alcohol abuse, poor eating, no exercise). Are there risks associated with these behaviors?  Are there benefits?
Identify three Short-term goals and one long-term goal that will be applied to changing their behavior.

You are a police officer. About six months ago, you attended anti-terrorism training and learned that ISIS (a Middle Eastern terrorist organization) had urged its followers to attack events with large groups of people confined to one area for maximum damage. Today, you are on patrol a few blocks from the baseball stadium, where over 40,000 people are attending the nationally televised championship game. You pull over a van with a broken tail light heading toward the stadium. When you approach the driver, you can tell he is of Middle Eastern descent, as is the other man in the passenger seat. The driver appears calm, but the passenger seems nervous. You ask them where they are headed and what they are up to. After stammering a bit, the driver finally says they are on their way to the game. You do not have probable cause to search the van, and the driver’s license is valid. You are very suspicious and are not comfortable letting them go. Ethically, what should you do? Justify your actions.