[Expert Solution]: s 1 and 2: Write 2 separate research…

Questions 1 and 2: Write 2 separate research questions with a specific health risk behaviors as the disease/outcome in EDP format. You can use any of the exposures listed above (predisposing factors, enabling factors, or need factors). They can be specific (e.g., sex, age) or the general grouping of factors (e.g., predisposing) The population should be UTA students for both questions. The disease/outcome should be different for each research question. There are two specific health risk behaviors that should be listed as the outcomes (e-cigarette use, driving under the influence of cannabis). You should use each of these diseases/outcomes for each separate question. Questions 3, 4 and 5: Write 3 separate research questions with a specific health service use as the disease/outcome in EDP format. You can use any of the exposures listed above (predisposing factors, enabling factors, or need factors). They can be specific (e.g., sex, age) or the general grouping of factors (e.g., predisposing). The population should be UTA students for both questions. The disease/outcome should be different for each research question. There are three specific health service uses that should be listed as the outcomes (general campus health center use, repeat campus health center use, gynecological exam). You should use each of these diseases/outcomes for each separate question. Questions 6, 7 and 8: Write 3 separate research questions with each specific type of factor as the exposure in EDP format. The exposure should be different for each research question. Exposures can be each specific group (predisposing, enabling, or need) or specific characteristics with those groups (age. sex. income, etc.) Any of the disease/outcomes can be included (food insecurity, health risk behaviors, health service uses). The population should be UTA students for both questions. Questions 9 and 10: Translate two of the research questions above into specific aims. The research question should start with the following potential phrases: “to assess, to determine” or “to evaluate.”