The following is a body paragraph in an essay describing and defending the dating app, Tinder. Read the paragraph carefully and then answer the questions below: First of all, Tinder allows individuals to be completely honest about their intentions and desires. If a person is looking for a fling, an open-relationship, or even what some might call a "booty call," then this application makes it possible to find whatever fish in the sea one is seeking. For example, Tinder's community guidelines read: Welcome to the Tinder community. If you're honest, kind and respectful to others, you'll always be welcome here. If you choose not to be, you may not last. Our goal is to allow users to express themselves freely as long as it doesn't offend others. Everyone is held to the same standard on Tinder. We're asking you to be considerate, think before you act, and abide by our community guidelines both on and offline. Seriously, don't make us Swipe Left on you—because there will be no do-overs once we do (gotinder.com). The rules encourage the user of this app to be "honest", "kind" and "respectful," but let me pinpoint how "honest" is written first. The word itself means truthful and without pretense, and the fact that this word is written first has significance. Why would the sequence even matter? After all, don't the makers of this app go on to state that a person's considerate conduct is extremely important? Of course violating another user's rights is wrong, but the guidelines mention honesty first because this is a quality that makes Tinder unlike any other dating site. Consider the alternative; sites like Coffee Meets Bagel, eHarmony and Match promise love and commitment; they claim to be all about the sappy, cheesy, sunshine-and-butterflies type of love in an attempt to feed a romantic vision instead of a wise reality. Unlike these other sites, Tinder doesn't bullshit; it doesn't claim to be an expert on love or promise the user fool's gold. Rather, it allows individuals the freedom to express. As one user, 28-year old Suren wrote, "I'm here because I'm too lazy to find my soulmate and my mom said I'm getting old" and a second user, 19-year old Emma wrote, "I work at Subway so I'm pretty much an expert on 6 inches and I make some damn good sandwiches," one fact remains: Tinder doesn't lie. Instead, the site opens the door to romance, friendship, one-night stands, casual dating and the list goes on. Overall, this website doesn't shame users for their preferences; it doesn't follow the politically correct route of "looking for love" when in fact the user may in fact just be "looking to get laid." Identify the type of integration method the writer uses. Identify the writer's rationale in this paragraph (what is the key point this writer is developing?) Identify the first interpretation strategy the writer uses. Identify the second interpretation strategy the writer uses. Identify the third interpretation strategy the writer uses.