Assume your problem space lends itself to a quantitative methodology. Even if you ultimately choose a problem space and topic better served by a qualitative methodology, you must approach this discussion through a quantitative lens. Provide a bulleted list of the following:

1. Summary of the problem space with citations.
2. Population to be studied.
3. Two or three variables (excluding demographics).
4. One research question with corresponding null and alternative hypotheses.
5. Data collection approach ( i.e., sources of data to measure your variables, such as a potential instrument or archival dataset).
6. A potential quantitative data analysis approach.

Given the information you provided above, is this approach feasible? Why or why not? The topic is on applied behavioral analysis and parents of children on the spectrum not knowing the intervention's benefits. Why some areas in the world don't recognize applied behavioral analysis as a profession?