Introduction[First sentence should discuss the current state of the topic without ever mentioning the mediating effect. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Second sentence should discuss the current state of the mediating effect without ever mentioning the topic. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Third sentence should how the mediating effect is affecting the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.] [Fourth sentence should an overall conclusion statement about the effects of the mediating effect on the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.] This paper will discuss the effects of X on Y.Heading[First sentence should discuss the current state of the topic, as it relates to the heading, without ever mentioning the mediating effect. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Second sentence should discuss the current state of the mediating effect, as it relates to the heading, without ever mentioning the topic. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Third sentence should how the mediating effect is affecting the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.] [Fourth sentence should an overall conclusion statement about the effects of the mediating effect on the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.]Heading[First sentence should discuss the current state of the topic, as it relates to the heading, without ever mentioning the mediating effect. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Second sentence should discuss the current state of the mediating effect, as it relates to the heading, without ever mentioning the topic. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Third sentence should how the mediating effect is affecting the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.] [Fourth sentence should an overall conclusion statement about the effects of the mediating effect on the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.]Conclusion[First sentence should discuss the current state of the topic without ever mentioning the mediating effect. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Second sentence should discuss the current state of the mediating effect without ever mentioning the topic. This sentence should be a fully formed thought answering as many of the who, what, where, when, why, and how questions as possible.] [Third sentence should how the mediating effect is affecting the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.] [Fourth sentence should an overall conclusion statement about the effects of the mediating effect on the topic where both the topic and the mediating effect are discussed.]?This is the guideline to follow

|0 Upper lowa University X My Apps X D21 Week 4 Assignment - Constitutic X + C @ https://upperiowa.brightspace.com/d21/Ims/dropbox/user/folder_submit_files.d217db=236305&grpid=0&ispry=0&bp=08lou=121802 Additionally, the case study deals with the ethics of information technology or the dissemination of information to the public. With the ongoing pandemic, we realize how misinformation can distort serious issues, making things more difficult for everyone. At the same time, we all know that devastating news can create public panic. Therefore, officials need to handle information very carefully. Please write a research paper and use at least one academic journal article from the UIU Library databases (not open source) to explore the question. Potential thesis questions include : 1. What are the effects of information technology on elected officials 2. What are the effects of information technology on democracy 3. What are the effects of information technology on the public's interest 4. What are the effects of equality on the public's interest 5. What are the effects of information technology on equality If v