As we delve into this weeks readings, we explore the most publication by Case and OConnor, which reviews articles in information behavior research from $1950-2012.$ This study aims to assess the extent to which these articles reflect "outcomes" of information behavior, defined as "how received information is applied or its effects on the recipient" $($Case & OConnor, $2016,$ pg$.649).$Discussion Questions: When responding to the discussion forum assignment, please aim for conciseness and clarity in your answers. This approach will help you to articulate your thoughts effectively and allow for a focused analysis of the key points from the readings.Assessment of Dervin's Critique on Past Research Assumptions $($Respond in $1-2$ paragraphs$)$: Researcher and professor, Brenda Dervin presents her thoughts regarding the "dubious assumptions" in past information seeking research $($section $1\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}3).$ Note: these are not her assumptions. The "assumption" is italicized, then Dervin's thoughts about the assumption are summarized. Comment on each "assumption" reviewed by Dervin, then comment on Dervin's thoughts about the "assumption". Do you agree or disagree with Dervin's thoughts about the "assumptions"? Explain your thoughts.Exploring Research Approaches in Information Behavior $($Respond in $1$ paragraph$)$: Based on Case & Given $(2016),$ briefly discuss how information behavior has been studied historically.Part $2$: Exploration of Information Behavior ConceptsThis part delves into more complex aspects of information behavior, building upon the initial concepts discussed in the first two weeks' readings.Discussion Questions: When responding to the discussion forum assignment, please aim for conciseness and clarity in your answers. This approach will help you to articulate your thoughts effectively and allow for a focused analysis of the key points from the readings.Revisiting Key Concepts and Future Orientations $($Respond in $1-2$ paragraphs$)$: After reviewing the "vocabulary" Case&Given $(2016)$ provide in section $1\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}1,$ what are your thoughts about these definitions? According to Case&Given $(2016),$ what was the focus of the earlier research in information behaviors $-$ information seeking? When did the focus change and how did it change? After reviewing table $1\mathrm{.}1,$ do you have any suggestions for other "orientations" for future information behavior research?Engaging with Research Questions $($Respond in $1-2$ paragraphs$)$: Answer questions #$1$ and #$3($pgs$.377-378).$ For question #$1,$ in addition to the suggestions given in the question, what other sources of information would you include?