Memo on Chapter 2 Readings

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Memo on Chapter 2 Readings
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As you know, my final project will seek to cover the topic of obesity. The reading on paradigms will provide a significant contribution to my project. The text gives a reliable framework that will make it possible for me to identify the significant models that relate to the topic of obesity (Barker 21). For instance, the four questions about paradigms will act as the primary framework for my project. The first question will make it possible for me to identify the various changes in the incidence of obesity across the globe over time while the second question will enable the identification of the factors that contribute to the changes. The third question, on the other hand, will facilitate the identification of the reasons why the elements were able to affect the incidence of obesity across the globe. The fourth question will facilitate the establishment of how the changing prevalence of obesity has changed general health across the world. In so doing, the issues on paradigm would inform and shape my project.
The approach to my research will consist of how the incidence of obesity affects the overall health of the world population. One of the main reasons why I will seek to establish the impact of obesity on global health would be because it has been associated with a wide range of health complications. As a result, it will be necessary to establish its impact on people’s health.

Also, defining the effect of obesity on global health will make it possible to identify the various reasons and potential benefits of engaging in the fight against obesity (Peek et al. 448). Also, the information will make it possible to identify the areas where more focus should be directed to minimize the negative impacts of obesity on global health.
Works Cited
Barker, J. Arthur. “Defining a Paradigm: Its Twenty Cents, Isn’t it?” Readings in Business and Professional Writing. (1993): 17-21.
Peek, C. J. et al. “The 5 R’s: a bold emerging standard for conducting relevant research in a changing world.” The Annals of Family Medicine 12.5 (2014): 447-455.