mal textArial13.5B IU1三ニ三24 5You are a health educator for your county's public health department. Youwork with a team of nurses, social workers, a dietician, and other healtheducators to help reduce the rate of type 2 diabetes among adults who cometo the clinic. You have often noticed that the children of parents who haverecently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes tend to be overweight. You areinterested in how eating habits in the family may change after a parent withdiabetes is educated on proper diet to reduce weight.• What is your research question?• Why do you think this is the research question being asked?四III

Social science research is made up by concerning certain social issues in the society, like employment, education, dropouts, poverty, etc. However when a researcher selects an issue to study he/she needs to frame a hypothesis accordingly, with the help of variables in the study. Followed by this the researcher needs to frame research objectives and research questions, where the former helps to focus on what the research is aiming to find in this study, and research questions are framed to address the gaps which the researcher gathered from the ROL and have put in this study. The resech questions whch can be framed from the above stated situation are: Whta is the current food diet which you follow at home? Do you think changing diet can help reduce type 2 diabetes? If yes then, After this session on diet on type 2 diabetes what items will you include or reduce from your diet? What other ways will you amend to reduce weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle for all members in your family? These research questions are being asked because to find out the gaps and address the issue of whether the parents will follow the diet or not, and these research questions will clarify this doubt. As it will be on point in asking whether they will take any sort of measures after being educated about the diet that they need to follow as patients of type 2 diabetes, and these research questions will address and focus on answering several doubts of the researcher or the health educator.