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From this interview example add more data, ask more questions so you can get a better understanding of the couples motivations and thoughts surround the other. Try and write the resposnes exactly as they are said, and not draw conclusions based on the first few responses. Also, try to find out more anecdotal information- religion? education level. Add more information to write a well developed case study.

Interview Questions: 1. How did you two meet?

2. What were your thoughts and feelings when you first met each other?

3. How did you know you were interested in the other person?

4. What qualities first attracted you to each other?

5. Did you have a specific idea of what you were looking for in a partner?

6. How long did it take for you to decide to commit to a long term relationship?

7. What challenges have you faced in your relationship, and how did you overcome them?

8. Were you able to smoothly integrate into one another’s family?

Anecdotal Notes:

Participants: M and N

Age: Both in their mid-20s

Gender: Male and female

Race/ethnicity: East African (Ethiopia) / East African ( Tanzania)

Responses:

1. N and M met through mutual friends at a party. ( “Me and M met through like mutual

friends at a party.”)

2. N thought M was pretty, while M found N to be smart and funny. (“ I thought M was very pretty to me for some reason, and I found N smart and funny.”)

3. They both felt an immediate connection and started talking for hours at the party. (“ We both kept on looking at each other and I don’t know we both felt this connection and after we started talking for a very long time.”)

4. N was attracted to M’s sense of humor and intelligence, while M was attracted to N’s confidence and good looks.

5. Both N and M had a general idea of what they wanted in a partner, but they were open to meeting someone who didn’t fit in all of their criteria.

6. It took them about 6 months to decide to commit to a long-term relationship.

7. They faced some challenges early on in their relationship, such as learning how to communicate effectively

8. They said “we were able to integrate into each other’s families fairly smoothly,although there were some cultural differences that we had to navigate. Overall, our families have been very supportive of our relationship.

Case Study:

N and M’s relationship can be explained by several theories. One theory is the principle of homogamy, which suggests that people are attracted to those who share similar characteristics. N and M both come from similar backgrounds and share similar interests and values, which may have contributed to their initial attraction. Another theory is social exchange theory, which suggests that people choose partners who offer them the greatest rewards and fewest costs. N and M may have seen each other as valuable and desirable partners who could offer them emotional support, companionship, and other benefits that outweigh any challenges of being in a relationship.

Times better than a mirror. They used a thicker target so it would hold its shape longer and they figured out how to boost the power of the laser shot without damaging the lasers. The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory produced 1.5 times as much energy than was used to cause the reaction by the lasers, but there's a massive catch: this measurement only accounts for the energy in a very narrow way, it only considers the actual laser energy hitting the fuel. The biggest gains could be made from the lasers themselves—the National Ignition Facility is using outdated technology—but this is where the other approaches of nuclear fusion come into play. The most common way to achieve this is by using electromagnets, microwaves, and particle beams to heat hydrogen gas and turn it into plasma. This plasma gets squeezed by superconducting magnets in a doughnut-shaped ring, and eventually, nuclear fusion reactions take place inside of it.

The National Ignition Facility (NIF) has been responsible for numerous innovations in fusion energy research, including the successful demonstration of multiple nuclear fusion reactions in 2014. This breakthrough project has brought us one step closer to the day when fusion energy can be used to power our world.

How many red blood cells does the bone marrow produce every second?

(A) 5 million

(B) 7 million

(C) 10 million

(D) 12 million

Based on the provided websites - you will pick on the following topics and develop an information poster based on the issue using the provided template.

Topics:

Selected on the the following topics: Body

Mind

Sexual Health

Food & Fitness

Diseases and Conditions

Infections

Depression

Stress

Anxiety

Where Students Will Gather Information:

● Teen Health and Wellness

● Kids Help Phone

● Teens Health

● Image Quest

Poster must include:

● Appropriate title and subheadings

● Information on the following:

○ Definition of topic

○ Signs and symptoms

○ Where to find support / help

○ Additional important information (maximum of 5 points)

The equations for free fall near the surfaces of Man and Jupiter Cs in meters, tin seconds) are: Mars, s = 1.86t/2; Jupiter, s = 11.44t/2• How long would it take a rock falling from rest to reach a velocity of 16.6 m/sec (about 60 km/h) on each planet?