solved Readings:Latha, et al., “Effective use of social media platforms for

Readings:Latha, et al., “Effective use of social media platforms for promotion of mental health awareness”Liu, Yu, and Liu, “Solar Radiation as Large-scale Resource for Energy-short World”Purpose: To evaluate and examine global culture and society through a varied exploration of research topicsSkills/knowledge practiced: Textual analysis; close reading; writing with citations; use of textual evidence; developing argument; following proper MLA formatting guidelines; paraphrasing quotes; analysis of global culture and politics; historical critique Submission instructions: Please submit your 250-350 word response as a Word doc. Every submission should include at least one quote from the text. Grades will be based on the completeness of your submission (including textual quotes + sufficient word count length) as well as proper grammar/spelling and the depth of your critical analysis. Four points total: 1 pt. for proper citation use; 1 pt. for sufficient length;1 pt. for sufficient depth of content/engagement; 1 pt. for proper assignment formatting.Assignments should be formatted as follows: 12 pt. font, 1-inch margins, double-spaced with header, page numbers, Times New Roman font, Word Count listed, Works Cited page on separate page, submitted as Microsoft Word or PDF. This may seem like a lot but it is the golden standard for document preparation, and if properly followed will make your writing immediately more consistent and easier to read. See the following for an example: MLA Citation Template and ExamplePrompt (choose one):Option 1: Researchers of the study “Effective Use of Social Media Platforms for Promotion of Mental Health Awareness” state several challenges and limitations of using social media as a medium for a social awareness campaign. What are some ways the usage of language can help decrease or eliminate some of the challenges of using social media for social awareness, specifically for mental health? Option 2: To what extent do you think the article is a call to action for a change in energy consumption and productions practices, if you do not think the article is a call to action, what do you think the intent behind it was? What issues mentioned in the article can be linked to present energy issues, and how are they significant?