Data AnalysisFor this assignment, you share the results of your study. Describe what your analysis of the data has revealed. Discuss how your findings can be used to make improvements in the field or as the basis for further research. In addition, restate what you originally expected your research to reveal (part of Week 2 Project) and explain what you actually found was in line with your expectations or not.Your participation with your classmates will serve an important purpose of this week. You will provide reactions and follow-up questions based on your classmates' findings. In turn, the feedback that you receive from your classmates will help you prepare the written assignment. This feedback will help you focus on the areas of your study that are of most interest to others.

Please write a paper with a structure similar to the structured essay, titled "Is creation of a real Common EU government inevitable?". The paper should be 12-15 standard, 12 times new roman, pages long, including title page and a bibliography. The paper should attempt to defend or refute the hypothesis that the creation of a common EU government inevitable in the future 1) given the fact that the EU's economic governance is highly complex and 2) simultaneously working in sub-optimal efficiency mode and 3) the forces of political and economic convergence create centripetal conditions for further integration and 4) the EU governance institutions are blamed to be suffering from problems connected to democratic deficiencies and accountability. In your papers, you should attempt to evaluate either scenario on the base of how realistic it seems to you personally, based on the literature on the topic you are familiar with. 

PAPER ASSIGNMENT #4 RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT WORTH 50 POINTS Overview No matter what type of relationship we are in—whether in terms of friendship, romance, or family members, all relationships are in the process of either developing or dying. This paper requires you to analyze an interpersonal relationship using communication concepts/theories and principles from the text and lectures (as well as incorporating the social context of generation and culture). Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize students with all of the course objectives. You are to analyze interpersonal communication principles and concepts in the development, maintenance, and possibly, the deterioration of a long term significant relationship. The relationship you choose to write about can be one that you are currently engaged in, or one that has already ended. It should, however, be a fairly recent one, not a relationship you had in grade school. It can be a friendship relationship or a romantic relationship. You don’t need to disclose any information you are not comfortable with disclosing. Content This paper involves more than just simply summarizing the development of a relationship. While you will want to offer some description of the relationship; the main emphasis should be on how it has developed in communication between two people. You should organize your paper into the following three parts: Introduction: Describe the relationship. Who are the participants? What is the history of the relationship? What is the current status of the relationship? This information should be relatively brief. Next, preview the body of the paper by indicating the terms/concepts you will use to analyze the relationship. Body: In this section of the paper you will analyze the relationship using interpersonal communication concepts, terms, topics, etc. This is by far the longest section of the paper. First organize the body of the paper around the stages of friendship or romantic relationship development (see your textbook). These stages can provide an excellent outline for the paper. The key here is to talk about how the stages are created in COMMUNICATION. How did communication change to move the relationship to another stage, and how did communication define a certain stage?Select at least three concepts that we’ve discussed in class and apply them to your relationship. You may discuss these concepts and how they affected the communication in your relationship as you take us through the stages, or you may want to discuss them apart from the stages in terms of how they have played out in your relationship. Use evidence to support your claims and use it in each stage---using direct quotes from the text, and specific examples from your relationship. If you fail to give evidence, it will significantly lower your grade.Some concepts you should consider using are: nonverbal communication, verbal communication, relational messages, conflicting perceptions, listening, self-fulfilling prophecies, social roles, gender communication, influence of culture, self-concept, self-esteem, self-disclosure, relational dialectics, confirming/disconfirming messages, interpersonal attraction, expressing emotions, trust, rituals, commitment, investment, managing conflict. Conclusion: This section includes a brief summary of the body of the paper. End the paper with some reflections on your relationship, and what you learned as a result of writing this paper. Evaluation Papers will be based on 3 criteria. First, papers must demonstrate an understanding of interpersonal communication topics. Second, papers must analyze how these interpersonal communication topics apply to your particular relationship. Third, papers must be well organized and demonstrate effective writing mechanics and style. Also, cite sources/quotes, and use a reference page. You also need to run your paper through Blackboard via assignment upload. Requirements The paper must be typed, double spaced, 12 font, one inch margins all around. Acceptable college level of grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, paragraph structure, and spelling is to be utilized. Be sure to edit your paper carefully before turning it in. Length should be 6 – 8 pages.