-She/Her

-Digital Media

-Editing/filmaking, cooking, basketball

- A goal that i have set for in this class is to maintain grades of an A or B, make new friends, and finish out the last stretch of classes.

Biology, Basketball

I aim to complete this class within 95% grading average.

Major: entrepreneurial business

Hobbies: weight lifting

Goal: better writing skills

Early childhood and elementary education

Cooking

Get better with my writing and essays

Major : Physical Education

Hobbies : Fishing, Golf

Sport : Track and Field

Goal : Pass

Major: Digital Media

Hobby: Basketball

Major-psychology

Sport-track and field

Goal-work on grammar

Major: Mathematical Data Science

Sport: Football

Goal: I hope to improve my writing skills over the course of the semester.

Sports Management

I play softball and coach

How to broaden my research for topics that interest me

Undecided major

I play volleyball

My goal for this class is to keep up with my work and get a good grade

My major is exercie science. I play men’s volleyball.

My goal is to get above a 90% in this class

My hobbies are reading, hiking, and boxing.

My goal for this class is to be an academic weapon and further develop my writing skills.

She/Her

Major: Nursing

Hobbies: Softball and hanging with friends

Goal: Obtain an A in the class and improve my writing skills

He him

Business communication and a minor in criminal justice

I love to hunt, have a good time with friends, football, and sports in general

A goal I have is to have a 3.8 or higher gpa

2. will America go to war any time soon?

-How does music affect elders in nursing homes?

-How does music affect your mood?

I want to learn how music changes and helps or harms people with their day to day life. There are many different music genres and I wonder if different genres create different feelings.

How the advancement of A.I will affect the current job market and the average person.

Q2: Does the music depend on the students academic experience?

I am leaning more towards the effect on students to try and find the medicinal reason or study.

I want to learn about what environment is more beneficial for students. Being a student and currently studying while being an athlete I get the “pleasure” of experiencing stress, pressure, and exhaustion as many other students do. I am always searching for better ways to help me on the classroom other than trying to manage more time for sleep in my schedule.

2)How does early childhood education impact long term academic success?

I like the questions that are something about why we do things or how we act.

Which study method is the most efficient for retaining information quickly?

Personally, I’m more drawn towards learning about different study techniques and how to apply them.

Why bounty hunting was allowed

I want to learn more about the old west and how law and other things in the time period worked like why bounty hunting was aloud instead of the police tracking criminals down and I would like to know more about the outlaws in history with big names.

What is color theory? What do we understand and not understand about it? I want to understand this for myself Aswell as be able to explain and share the ideas around this research topic.

Does working out daily help increase productivity throughout the day?

I am interested into figuring out how the body develops and what you can do to help it develop. Showing how the body develops is something everyone should know more about so i am excited to learn and teach about it.

Finance Major

Hobbies: spending time with friends/family

Goal: maintain a good grade and improve writing skills

“How does technology help improve athletes performance and safety”

I just want to learn more about how my major or job that I want to pursue can help in the sports world.

2.) How do softball coaches build cohesion and foster positive team culture?

What does it take to go pro?

What’s the best part about being a pro athlete?

Q2. What is the greatest challenge teachers face today?

What role does digital media play in sports?

2. How does digital media help sports teams connect with their fans?

Wanting to look into college students or student athletes to get a better understanding of our new environments and learn new things that could be useful to me.

I choose these two questions because I can relate to them and want to know more information about them. To help improve my day to day life.

W: What does it take to go pro? What’s the best part about being a pro athlete? Why did they decide to do this instead of something else, and what truly drove them to go pro? If you could go back and change anything what would it be and why?

L: I’ve learned that it takes long hours and a lot of dedication to just try and go pro because you can put in a lot of hours and hard work but still not able to go pro. Also when it comes down to it only the best of the best not only go pro but also make the Hall of Fame one day.

W:How music affects elders in nursing homes? And Does music affect your mood? I want to know if music can actually help people with their mood and how they change. This is a big thought for me because the nursing home will be playing classical music when some might like that but others might like rap and I wonder how that would affect their growth. I also wonder what different music helps peoples mood change such as will listening to sad music when your happy make you sad or more happy.

L:Music can have many positive effects on older people in nursing homes, including improving their mood, reducing pain, and improving their sleep.Music can also help them process their thoughts and maintain memories.

Source:

The Guardian (London, England). 2015.

https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=sso&db=edb&AN=174952823&authtype=sso&custid=014-800&site=eds-live&scope=site&custid=014-800

I became interested in this topic because learning about how the mind and the body function has always been an interesting topic for me. I have always been surrounded by sports for my entire life and have always been curious how psychology and sports are connected

W:

1.) What's the process when you're exposed to high pressure conditions and how do different athlete respond to these situations

2.) What are techniques that can help train athletes' mental resilience and what are the long-term benefits

L:

I learned that different athletes could respond to different situations and that techniques and different mental exercises can help train athletes mentally rather than physically. I learned that being in different sports it all affects people in different ways and age, race, and sex can also play a role into the psychology behind sports

W: Although I may feel more productive while listening to music, I would like to know the actual data has to say from studies that have been conducted.

L: Through some quick research, I found that listening to music can actually benefit you in the workplace by improving your mood, increasing your focus, and reducing stress. These are all factors that lead to a person getting work done faster and more efficiently.

Source:

Ji Lu. “Impact of Digital Audio Techniques and Software Technology on Students’ Engagement and Participation in Music Classes.” El Profesional de La Información, vol. 33, no. 5, Sept. 2024, pp. 1–7. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2024.ene.0513.

on Brand Evaluations and Purchase Intentions in Social Media Settings.” Journal of Marketing,

vol. 76, no. 6, Nov. 2012, pp. 105–2EBSCOhost,https://doi.org/10.1509/jm.11.0105.

12, no. 1, Jan. 2020, pp. 79–94. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.20491/isarder.2020.829.

• (Modern Language Assoc.)

  Works Cited

  Trkulja, Željka Marčinko, et al. “Consumer Engagement with Sports Clubs on Social Media: Impact of Demographic Factors and Loyalty.” Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems, vol. 22, no. 4, July 2024, pp. 478–96. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.7906/indecs.22.4.7.

Authors:

Baruch, Chad

Source:

12 TSCHS J. 31 (2022-2023) / Journal of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society / TSCHS Journal, Vol. 12, Issue 3 (Spring 2023), pp. 31-49

Publication Year:

2023

This article will help me identify some challenges that teachers face today.

Baruch, Chad. "And Hell Came with Him: How a Notorious Old West Outlaw Escaped Texas Justice." Journal of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society, vol. 12, no. 3, Spring 2023, pp. 31-49. 

Summery 

In the article Baruch looks through the story of a wild west outlaw who evaded the law in Texas and went into detail of the criminals escape and the challenges that came with his legal challenges. Barouche looks at the law system in the time period and how little resources they had in the time period which played a large role in outlaws getting away from the law. The article also goes into detail on how the outlaws escape the legal system like leaning on the weak spots in the law and also looks into the hardships that bounty hunters had to deal with when going after outlaws. Furthermore Baruch looks at the social and legal conditions in the wild west that contributed to the almost lawless time period when outlaws would break law with almost no consequence. 

Connection to my project 

The article will help me explore how and why outlaws kept breaking the law knowing the legal consequences. It also gives light on how law had so many kinds of limitations making it hard to catch outlaws. I can also use this article to understand the role of bounty hunters. Furthermore, the article shows why bounty hunting was a good way to deal with the people breaking the law. This article will also give me a better understanding of the law in the wild west and how it was not effective at the time.  

The article explores how music can significantly aid older adults in navigating the final stage of Erik Erikson's psychosocial development, where they seek integrity over despair. Music, by stimulating nostalgic memories, can help older adults reflect on and integrate their life experiences, fostering personal meaning and self-continuity. This process of life review can enhance wellbeing, allowing individuals to achieve a sense of peace and cohesion as they approach the end of life. The paper argues that these elements can be used effectively in clinical settings to support emotional and spiritual wellness.

This text was written in 1966 and it serves as an overview for an experiment conducted in a skateboard production factory. The researchers were looking to see if there was a significant difference in employee attitude and productivity with the addition of music in the workplace vs. the lack of. The researchers ended up using four different genres of music, those being dance, show, folk, and popular, to see if there were even differences in employee output regarding that factor. The music was played throughout the workday for five weeks straight, with periods of no music as well. In the end, employees were asked to respond if they thought that they were more productive while the music was on, and the majority said that they did think so. Although the employees were adamant about their stance, the data showed that there was not a significant enough difference in production rates to say that music improves productivity. I feel as though I can use this article as a contradiction to my main argument which states that music does improve productivity. I also found it interesting how most of the employees involved in the experiment thought that they really were working more efficiently with tunes playing in the background. They may have thought this because in my own experience, when I’m listening to music while working on a project, times seems to fly by way faster than when I’m working in silence.

Ruelas, Richard. "Can Trees Help Cool Phoenix? Experts Say Yes—But Only If We Plant More." The Arizona Republic, 2023.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. "Reducing Urban Heat Islands: Compendium of Strategies." EPA, 2022.

These sources cover the information gotten through investing trees, weather and environmental strategies.

This article talks about the impact of music on your mood. They ran many experiments using diffrent music and see how the paitens moods would change while doing various prodject or activities and how they react with the music.

I will use his article in my paper by showing how music that can be viewed as loud harmful or disrespectful can impact the way to act, think, and behave.

This article is good for my topic due to the fact that the other topic is more statistical analysis. This article dives deeper into complex symptoms of depression and or social anxiety. Like social isolation and why it happens to teenagers so often

McPhillips, Lauren E., et al. "The Value of Urban Trees: Costs, Benefits, and Trade-offs." The Nature Conservancy, 2021.

This article discussed the values and types of trees that can thrive in the desert climate. The shade aspect aswell. The cost of these trees were informed aswell. Palo Verde Trees, Mesquite trees, Iron wood, aswell as the Desert Willow. These trees give the support for my idea claiming shade for Phoenix Neighborhoods. This connects to my project through the financial idea of how much this will cost. Aswell as how much this can even make a difference. The difference in temperature between shade and sunny gives us an idea of how big a difference can make.

This article talks about how procrastination is not about self control it is about your environment and mood for the most part.

I will use this article to dive deeper into the understating of procrastination and have a better understanding of it to be able to write my essay good.

Soto, Michael R. Preferred Character Traits, Strategies, and Behaviors of a Softball Coach: A Model to Foster Individual and Team Performance, Team Cohesion, and Emotional Well-being. Order No. 31242303 Concordia University Irvine, 2024 United States -- CaliforniaProQuest. 4 Mar. 2025. The researchers for this article interviewed current and former collegiate softball players to better understand what behaviors, traits, and strategies they preferred to better lead performance and well-being for athletes. I will use this source in my paper because this gives a deeper insight into the players' minds to find out what coaching techniques work for them and be able to apply them into my coaching skills and also comparing them to coaching practices I have already seen myself aswell. 

This article would be great for my topic due to the fact that it talks about student athletes and social media influencers. It explores how one’s digital presence influences financial compensation. The findings highlight the growing role of social media in professional sports economics.

This thesis sets the stage to explore the various ways music can benefit older adults in terms of mental health, memory, social interaction, and even physical wellness.

This article will be good for my topic because it looks at all different kinds of support and how it affects a student athletes in not only sports but in school and everyday life. This will help me specifically see if any research has been done on support specifically in athletes events.

This source will be good for my research because it looks at support in all college students and not just athletic performance. It talks about the effects of support mentally instead of physically and how it can help your mindset.

This is my opposing view source. This source has many topics like overuse, long term injury effects, and why adolescents stop sports. This will give me multiple things to use in my paper.

This article I could use on how a lot of people don't agree with what Trump is having law enforcement agencies do to handle the issues on the southern border.

Merritt, Alexandra, et al. “Media Managing Mood: A Look at the Possible Effects of Violent Media on Affect.” Child & Youth Care Forum, vol. 45, no. 2, Apr. 2016, pp. 241–58. EBSCOhost, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10566-015-9328-8.

This opposing source talks about how social media affects students mental health. It has many topics like social media use, mental health, and how to approach student’s emotional well-being.

This article explores emerging research and expert opinions that challenge the often negative narrative surrounding teens' use of social media. It highlights how, when used positively, social media can help teens build connections, express themselves, and access mental health resources. The author includes insights from psychologists and educators who emphasize the importance of digital literacy and supportive environments. This source is useful for understanding a more balanced view of social media’s impact on youth mental health, especially in educational contexts.

• Behaviorist: Learning is reinforced through rewards and punishments.

• Constructivist: Students learn by actively constructing knowledge through experiences and interactions.

https://www.opal.so/blog/why-procrastination-is-detrimental-to-your-life#:~:text=Why%20is%20procrastination%20bad%3F,and%20a%20lack%20of%20focus.

Although I have already used this article for another assignment, I feel as though it provides the best counterargument for my paper. The authors try to argue that music does not improve workplace performance after having conducted an experiment in which employees at a skateboard production factory were subjected to listening to four different genres of music for five weeks straight. Results showed that there was not a significant enough improvement in work output to say that music positively impacted production. However, this article was written in 1966 and music has vastly changed since then. The people proctoring the experiment also didn't take peoples' listening preferences into account, which looking at my other sources has proven to play a large factor in performance.

This article criticizes bounty hunting in the U.S. by highlighting its profit via the bail industry. Furthermore bounty hunters are not bound by constitutional restrictions allowing people to arrest others without law enforcement. Also the article goes on to argue about the law that need to be put into place to stop lawless action. The way this would work into my paper is because it works on the side that bounty hunting not having enough laws in place make it dangerous to the general population

This article talks about the rise in celebrity athletes’ influence due to social media has had a massive effect on endorsement opportunities. Social media has given celebrity athletes an owned platform from which to leverage their audience into business opportunities, but an understanding of how authenticity affects the consumer was needed. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to determine how the perceived authenticity of celebrity athletes’ social media endorsement posts affects brand attitudes and purchase intentions. Two experiments were conducted using fictitious Twitter posts including celebrity athletes to manipulate authenticity. Study 1 established that authenticity of a post has a significant effect on brand attitudes and purchase intention. Study 2 introduced two new celebrities and one new product. The importance of authenticity remained consistent with Study 1. Additionally, the type of brand had a greater effect when the promoted product required more purchase consideration when compared to an impulse purchase. Lastly, the celebrity promoting the product was not found to be significant. This research expands on the growing stream of knowledge related to authenticity in marketing communications and confirms its vital role.

This will help me in my paper because it will help me recognize that there needs to be a healthy balance of cohesion and being serious when playing, which helps to build a stronger and maximum-performing team.

This article was published by Noah Gadd. In this article it shows how The National Federation of State High School Associations reported that nearly 8 million high school students participated in HS athletics from 2018 to 2019. Youth who participate in sports accumulate moderate-to-vigorous physical activity that contributes to meeting physical activity guidelines and have higher MVPA compared to their peers who are not participating in organized sport. In this article it states “Previous studies have provided evidence for a positive relationship between youth sport participation and adult physical activity. Understanding these relationships could inform best practices for individuals working with HS athletes to support continued physical activity participation into young adulthood.” This will be used in my paper to show the positive relationship between youth and young adults participating in sports and physical activities. This will go well in my paper because it will give insight on why people should stay in sports as a young adult.

Thesis I think JFK and his driver were killed by separate bullets. One killed the driver the other killed JFK.

Opposition- People think the driver that was in the building was able to kill JFK and his driver with one bullet because they feel there was trace of another shooter anywhere.

Multiple shooters- I feel like there was no exact way for one shooter to kill two people with one shooter. Especially since JFK was shot in his head and the skull is the hardest part of the body. And since the bullet went through his head there’s no way it went all the way through and killed the driver also.

Conclusion- JFK and his driver were killed by two different shooters on the day of assassination because since JFK was shot in the head it’s more than likely the bullet did go all the way through his skull and then killed the driver in the process.

1. In my first paragraph I will talk about procrastination and what the definition is, trying my best to make sure any reader of any age can understand the meaning

2. I will talk about self-discipline in procrastination and self discipline plays a part also. If you do not have the discipline to tell yourself I need to do this it may lead to procrastination

3. I will inform the readers about lack of motivation. Showing them how this plays a huge role in procrastination. If you aren’t really interested in doing that certain task you aren’t going to want to do it right then so you will procrastinate then.

4. I will lastly talk about being overwhelmed in procrastination. Explaining why this is very important in procrastination. Being overwhelmed makes the task seem like a huge project that you don’t know when and where to start overwhelming you into never starting which is procrastination.

5. In my conclusion, I will talk about that people know that putting the task off will lead to negative consequences in the long run. However the reasons why people put the task off is to big of a factor to stop the person from overcoming procrastination.

Thesis - i will take parts of my abstract to fill in this

Body 1 - opposite view / ways PE is bad for long term health

Body 2 - Physical Benefits

Body 3 - Mental benefits

Conclusion - wrap it all up

• Write the overview of the area of the wild west and look at the roles of bounty hunters. 

• Questions: what was the affect of a weak legal system in the wild west and how did bounty hunters help keep order.  

• Look at the conditions of the time period and the motives of outlaws. 

• Connect old problems with current issues  

Bounty hunters in the wild west 

• Note how Bounty hunters were almost like state troopers sense formal law was far and few between. 

• How bounty hunters operated in a almost corupt fashion know the fine line of the law. 

• Publics law of bounty hunters being important to maintain order. 

• A look at actual outlaws running from bounty hunters onto my families ranch in which I named it the “broken Wheel” 

Outlaws mindset 

• Look through the outlaws mentality in this time period 

• Look at the motives of notable people like Jesse James or Billy the Kid to understand the motives.  

• Look at the social things that led these people to these actions. 

• Look at how weak the legal system was and how outlaws broke it easily and avoided trouble.  

Laws and its limitations 

• A look into the weakness of law in the wild west especially in Texas 

• Challenges that bounty hunters had to face due to limited resources and legal issues. 

• Use secondary research from Chad Baruch reviewing how outlaws abused weak spots in the legal system. 

• Look further into bounty hunters chasing a outlaw who was tactful in manipulating the law.  

Big outlaws and their impact. 

• Close look inot jesse james life using state historical society of Missouri 

• Look at jesse james criminal history and his political motives behind it. 

• Look into billy the kid using The PBS article I found 

• How outlaws impacted the law and the public in the wild west. 

Bounty hunting then vs now 

• Look at modern thoughts of bounty hunters using an interview from officer Fredrickson who talks about the role of bounty hunters 

• Look at the very little training and how dangerous it is to be a bounty hunter which leads to illegal behavior  

• Compare bounty hunters from the wild west to now and which was more effective. 

• Look at the need fro more strict and more qualifications for bounty hunters to keep all parties safe and to follow the law.  

Conclusion 

• Give a summery of the roles of bounty hunters and important people in the wild west and the challenges of enforcing the law 

• Look at how relevant bounty hunters are today and how we can learn from the past. 

• Talk about how necessary /unnecessary bounty hunt was/is when it comes to outlaws or people that break the law.  

References 

Greening, C. (2025). The broken wheel. Family manuscript story  
 
 

Baruch, C. (2023). "And Hell Came with Him: How a Notorious Old West Outlaw Escaped Texas Justice." Journal of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society, 12(3), 31-49. 
 
 

State Historical Society of Missouri. (2025). Jesse James - SHSMO Historic Missourians. https://shsmo.org/historicmissourians/name/j/james/ 
 
 

PBS. (2025). The Life and Legend of Billy the Kid. American Experience. https://www.pbs.org/americanexperience/features/billy-the-kid/ 
 
 

Fredrickson, Officer. (2025, February 1). Interview by R. Greening Concerns on Bounty Hunting. 

Body 1- The first body paragraph will discuss the many positive psychological impacts that music has in the work environment.

Body 2- This part of my paper will observe the many different factors that come into play while listening to music while working—looking at what causes fluctuations in data between studies.

Body 3- My final body paragraph focuses on understanding an opposing view that explains why listening to music in the workplace might not be such a grand idea.

Conclusion- For my conclusion, I plan to swiftly wrap up my paper and use information that I’ve covered in previous paragraphs to give a final explanation as to why employers should consider letting their employees listen to music while on the clock.

Body 1- how I chose my paper.

Body 2- Mental health in teens in recent years due to social media

Body 3- counter argument on why social media is good

Conclusion- finding ways to help people in need and how to minimize some of these affects on the teens

• Disruptive Behavior: Managing disruptive students in both physical and online classrooms.

• Diverse Learning Needs: Addressing various learning styles and abilities (e.g., ADHD, autism, dyslexia).

• Lack of Support: Insufficient help from administration or lack of teaching assistants.

• Increased Expectations: Balancing administrative tasks with teaching time.

2. Emotional and Mental Health Struggles

• Burnout: Increased workloads, long hours, and emotional stress lead to teacher burnout.

• Stress and Anxiety: High levels of stress from students' academic and emotional needs.

• Student Mental Health: Rising mental health issues among students (anxiety, depression, etc.) requiring additional teacher support.

• Teacher's Own Mental Health: Impact of external factors on the teacher’s well-being.

3. Technology Integration

• Adapting to EdTech: Learning to incorporate new technology into teaching.

• Technical Difficulties: Challenges with software glitches, lack of resources, or insufficient tech training.

• Digital Distractions: Struggling to keep students engaged in the digital classroom.

• Inequity in Access: Lack of access to technology for some students, exacerbating learning disparities.

4. Curriculum and Standardized Testing

• Standardized Testing Pressure: The burden of preparing students for standardized tests, which often detracts from creative learning.

• Curriculum Rigidity: Inflexible curriculums that don’t cater to the diverse needs of students.

• Pacing Issues: Pressure to cover a wide range of topics within tight timelines.

• Lack of Resources: Insufficient or outdated teaching materials for certain subjects.

5. Societal and Parental Expectations

• Parental Involvement: Lack of parental engagement or conflicting expectations from parents regarding the teacher’s role.

• Community Pressures: Societal expectations for teachers to be role models, counselors, and caregivers.

• Cultural Sensitivity: Navigating a culturally diverse classroom and addressing implicit biases.

• Social Media Scrutiny: Increased scrutiny from parents and the public due to social media.

W: Although my feelings on ai as a learning tool are extremely negative, I feel like this technology could be used for good, but with how Human history of exploit first than regulate later. I’m fairly certain my sources will at least confirm that A.I is being used to replace things rather than cohabit.

L:My sources have shown me that while efforts are being made to have A.I be safely integrated with the modern class-room we are far off from it being more beneficial than harmful. As companies prioritize profit over ethics.

M- Lydia Denworth’s article “The Kids Are All Right” explores the impact of social media on adolescents, highlighting both its benefits and potential risks.

E- Denworth discusses how social media platforms can help young people develop creativity and maintain social connections. However, she also emphasizes the challenges these platforms posses, such as cyberbullying and the pressure to conform to “one” image, which can negatively affect mental health (Denworth, 2019, p. 45).

A- These outcomes suggest that while social media provides valuable opportunities for expression and connection, it also exposes young users to harmful social pressures. This balance is crucial for understanding how young people interact with technology, as the same platforms that offers creative outlets can also contribute to insecurity and unhealthy comparison.

L- The impact of social media on young users is influencing both their personal development and their mental health, which is essential for understanding how they engage with brands and products in an increasingly digital world.

E:Listening to music can enhance cognitive functions and mood in older adults. For instance, a study found that participants who engaged in music-based multitask training showed improved cognitive flexibility and reduced anxiety levels compared to controls. Additionally, research indicates that listening to happy-sounding music can boost working memory performance and elevate mood in older adults. These findings highlight music's potential as a non-pharmacological intervention to support healthy aging.

A:Music isn’t just fun to listen to—it actually helps older adults think more clearly and feel better emotionally. The studies show that music can improve memory and reduce stress, which means it could be a simple, enjoyable way to support mental health and overall well-being as people age. This makes music a powerful, low-cost tool to help older adults stay sharp and connected.

L:https://www.nia.nih.gov/news/could-musical-medicine-influence-healthy-aging

Social media has transformed how celebrity athletes influence consumer behavior, especially through endorsements that rely heavily on perceived authenticity.

E (Evidence):

According to a study published in Sports Marketing Quarterly, researchers conducted two experiments using fictitious Twitter posts from celebrity athletes to test the effect of authenticity on consumer reactions. The results showed that authenticity significantly influenced both brand attitudes and purchase intentions. Even when the celebrity or product changed in the second study, authenticity continued to play a crucial role, especially for products requiring more purchase consideration.

A (Analysis):

These findings highlight that its not just the popularity of an athlete that drives consumer engagement, but how genuine their endorsement feels. When followers believe a post is authentic, they are more likely to trust the brand and consider buying the product. This proves that athletes must strategically manage their online presence, as authenticity can directly impact the effectiveness of their business ventures.

L (Link):

Ultimately, social media doesn’t just give athletes a platform-it gives them power, and authenticity is the key to unlocking its full potential in the world of endorsements.

How bounty hunters in the wild west that worked to uphold laws in this time period. Furthermore acting as a somewhat state trooper since the law was very little and very far and few between. Also going into depth with 

Evidence

The Texas law system was little to none making it hard to really obtain and lock up criminals making it possible for people like Billy the Kid and Jesse James (SHSMO,2025,Baruch,2023, PBS,2025). Bounty hunters were important to somewhat keep law in order during the time  when it was hard to get through the area. Furthermore bounty hunters took things into their own hands brushing by on the line of legal and illegal to come up with justice (Fredrickson, 2025).

Analysis

Law being very little made it easy for bounty hunters to enforce the law even when it somewhat broke the law and people knowing what bounty hunters do was almost a way for people to behave knowing that a bounty hunter could come after them. In a modern term state troopers could be what bounty hunters used to be. Outlaws would manipulate the legal system knowing it was weak and would manipulate the loop holes in the system which made the bounty hunters really learn the law(Baruch,2023). Furthermore on outlaws my family's ranch had outlaws run onto the ranch after robbing a stage coach this is talked about by my father who had the story given to him from his grandfather from generations ago.

Link

Comparing to todays world bounty hunters face challenges such as very little regulation little to no training and concerns of the safety and how legal it is (Fredrickson,2025). Understanding what happened in the past should be able to help us figure out what we should do when its either by a patrol car or a horseback.

I have my introduction that will give the reader the depth on how music can effect the mood and emotions that you face on a daily basis. I will move onto my next body paragraph and talk about how diffrent types of music can effect how to act behind the wheel of a motor vehical. My next pharagraph will be over a study done on college students and how music can effect our emotional status. This dives into deppression and othe mental properties that music can have a hand in altering. My next will be my opposing veiwpoint becasue I want to fully win over my readers, so I will throw this viewpoint in to have them think it over while reading my last few points as well. This oppising article talks about how they played diffrent types of music to workers in a skate shop and the total productivity never went up as they played mulpitple different genres. my last point will be about how music is used for musical therapy. Music can have such a effect that it can be sued to help people go through very hard times in their lives, or help them overcome fears and heavy emotions.

The first topic I was really interested in was The Long-Term Impact of Overuse Injuries on Life-Long Participation in Sport and Health Status. Looking through the chapter this chapter provides an overview of the available evidence that links overuse injuries to restriction of sport participation and other physical activities in both the short term and longer term, as well as the associated health issues that may be associated with

this. Throughout the chapter it gives great examples like “Overuse injuries are common in many sports and it is well known that they can negatively influence ongoing participation in sport, especially during the period when people recover and rehabilitate from these injuries. Much less is recognized about the longer-term impact of these overuse injuries, with most focus in the literature appearing to be on the outcomes of acute, traumatic injuries.” Many people don’t think about the long term affects as much as the acute, traumatic injury’s as it states in the quote. Doing some more digging into the chapter I came across a question as the header called what are the important sport-related overuse injuries? I really liked that because it seemed like something that is important to you may cause it to be long lasting and that would be exactly what I am looking for. In the paragraph it states “. Most importantly, these tissues can have poor healing and repair responses, leading to long term pathology and sometimes pain or complete tissue failure. Both the incidence and prevalence of overuse injuries tend to increase with the level of athlete competition, as this may be related to the fact that the training regimes of higher-level athletes are more intense and more frequent than the recreational athlete.” Some of biggest athletes may experience this more than others because of the increased level of intensity they are putting themselves through. For the average man though this is a good sign because the training is less intensive and that will lead to not as such significant life long injuries. In some cases injuries could have come much younger on others so I ponder if youth injuries could have any significant insignificance to life long health.

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Body 1-opposing view how social media can affect your mental health and performance.

Body 2-the benefits of social media

Body 3-how it affects your mental wellbeing

Conclusion- put it all together

E (Evidence): Athletes with a large social media count often secure more lucrative endorsement deals, with platforms like Instagram and Twitter allowing them to market themselves directly to millions of fans worldwide.

A (Analysis): This shows that social media not only offers athletes new ways to engage with their audience but also gives them greater financial and professional opportunities outside of their sport. Players can shape their image, speak on social issues, and create business ventures, all of which can impact their reputation and income. However, the increased visibility also means that athletes face more public scrutiny and pressure, which can affect their mental health and performance.

L (Link): Overall, social media has transformed sports players into global influencers, making it an essential tool for success both on and off the field.

The heat crisis/weather can be reduced or managed. Certain trees withstand scorching heats and droughts. The specific trees listed also supply a shade canopy for reduced sun. Different materials sidewalks and asphalt will reduce sun exposure. 

Evidence through researching plants tells us about how the outside heat can reduce up to 9 degrees cooler. Along with the reflective materials to limit the sun. Sun absorption through the sidewalks and asphalt are big reasons for this hurting. 

Analysis: Cities purchase these certain trees, make these certain changes around the city. Giving more life and less misery.  

Link: Other studies show that shaded areas can be 20-45°F cooler than unshaded surfaces.