For the topic inflation in Toronto fill in this mind map

PART A: My Project Proposal This topic impacts and interests me This topic is a social justice issue because . . . because . . . My TOPIC My Research Question Inflation in Toronto | wonder whether Y (dependent variable) can be changed by increases or decreases to variables }'.1r X,.or X, (independent variables) : Questions | have about this topic . . . Changes | would like to see in this area include . . . | wonder whether ... Narrow down your topic to a specific problem (a research question) and take a stance. Identify a dependent variable that you will focus on and some possible independent variables that you will explore. Examples of research questions: . How does the availability of affordable housing impact homelessness rates in our city? If you want to explore homelessness in the city, your dependent variable might be homelessness rates and the possible independent variables might be availability of affordable housing, government housing policies, economic conditions, and the accessibility of support services for mental health and addiction. How does the availability of mental health services affect student well-being and academic performance? If you want to explore student well-being and academic achievement in the city, your dependent variable might be scores from a standardized student well-being survey and grades. The possible independent variables might be the availability of mental health services in schools, teacher training on mental health, student-to-counselor ratios, and indicators of stigma surrounding mental health.Fovl Ll s 0. Link: Summary| Persona CCH"'ECI on: ANALYSIS: How do the statistics/graphs/tables shared in the article support your stance on this issue? Could they be misleading in any way? Explain your thinking. Does the article give information regarding the source of the data? Does the article give information on the reliability of the data? If so, how is it presented? Does your article offer any opinions? If so, what is the stance the article has taken? Does the article make any predictions? If so, what claims are being mode? What questions need to be asked, based on the conclusion being presented, to know if the indings of the study are both valid and reliable? Overall, what is your assessment of the bias that might be present in this article? Explain your thinking