the information discussed in Ch. 7 regarding the three indicators of health: life expectancy, infant mortality, and subjective well-being. what these indicators are for each state and gender within your Learning Team. a visual representation of each culture using graphs in Microsoft® Word, Excel®, or another program. You can view some examples of visual representations on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website. what factors may contribute to the differences found in your results. these results in 350 to 700 words. your discussion and visual representation. The assignment is to be in a word document not a PowerPoint. So you need a title, works cited, double spaced, etc. For the assignment it is best to break it up the following way Intro: preview the main points of paper; here you will discuss what states (represented by your team members) you are focusing on. You can also briefly define each health indicator. Life Expectancy: define indicator, state the stats for each state, then discuss why you think the stats are that way. Explain why there are differences or why they are the same. Place your graph/chart under this paragraph
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