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Activity 1
Write 3-4 research questions for the following topics. An example is given in # 1.
Broad/wide topics
1. smoking
2. free speech
3. racism
4. body shaming
5. teenage pregnancy
Research Questions
Answer for # 1:
What are the bad effects of smoking?
What is the government doing to
prevent people from smoking?

Certainly! Here are 3-4 research questions for each of the given broad topics: 1. **Smoking:** - What are the long-term health risks associated with smoking? - How does smoking impact different age groups differently? - What are the most effective methods for smoking cessation? - In what ways do social and environmental factors influence smoking behavior? 2. **Free Speech:** - How has the concept of free speech evolved over time? - What are the legal limitations to free speech in different countries? - How does the internet and social media affect the practice of free speech? - To what extent should hate speech be protected under the right to free speech? 3. **Racism:** - What are the psychological effects of experiencing racism? - How has systemic racism influenced various social institutions? - What strategies have been successful in combating racism? - In what ways does racism intersect with other forms of discrimination? 4. **Body Shaming:** - How does body shaming contribute to mental health issues? - What role does media play in perpetuating body shaming? - What interventions have been effective in reducing body shaming behavior? - How does body shaming affect different genders and age groups? 5. **Teenage Pregnancy:** - What are the factors contributing to teenage pregnancy? - How does teenage pregnancy impact the educational attainment of young mothers? - What are the most successful methods of preventing teenage pregnancy? - How do cultural norms and societal attitudes influence teenage pregnancy rates? These research questions can guide in-depth exploration and analysis of each topic from various perspectives.