Identify and describe a socially important question that is currently being discussed in our society

Identify and describe a socially important question that is currently being discussed in our society (such as attitudes about medical marijuana, drinking and driving, fear of crime among college students, rehabilitation programs, attitudes about the police, etc.)

Create 8-12 questions for a one-page questionnaire studying the topic.Be sure to also include some additional questions to measure demographics (age,sex, race, etc.)Make all of your questions except for the final question close-ended. That is, all of your questions should require respondents to give a set answer (such as “strongly agree,” “agree,” “disagree,” or “strongly disagree” or “yes”/“no” answers).

The final question should be an optional, open-ended question that asks respondents to provide any additional comments about the topic you are studying. Keep in mind that you may be able to incorporate the survey instrument you develop, or a similar version of it, into your final Research Proposal project. Please note that because it is a research proposal, you wouldn’t include the survey results, just the survey itself. After you have drafted your questions, give your survey to at least 5 but no more than20 people (don’t worry about a random sample for this assignment). In all cases you should make sure that respondents are able to complete your survey confidentially. After you have given the survey to your sample, analyze your results and write up a summary. Write an essay or produce a PowerPoint (PPT) that addresses the following:

Briefly summarize the social issue being studied (include relevant research and citations as appropriate);What is your hypothesis?

That is, explain what question(s) or relationship between variables you are attempting to answer with this survey;

Identify the number of surveys given (i.e. sample size) and describe thedemographics of the survey sample (i.e., give the average age, sex, race, etc.);

Summarize the general results of the survey (you may use simple percentages, you don’t have to do any major analysis of the data);