For this assignment, you are required to create a 2-5-page outline of your research project. This literature review will form of the final report after the thesis and introduction sections.( See Sample) 1. This assignment will differ for groups depending on the type of research focus (i.e. literaturelsecondary analysis such as review theories, studies, public data bases, interviews, or primary analysis done such as collecting raw data from surveys, observations and interviews conducted ) See chart 1 below 2. Literature review groups will identify and discuss their theoretical framework (i.e. a review of theories, studies, articles), that supports your research questions. 3. Primary research (not anticipated in this course this term) groups will discuss their research theories, method/design (i.e., sample, procedure, analysis plans). 4. Chart 1 provides the other requirements for this submission. 5. Assignments are to be typed using 12 pt. font, double-spaced with one-inch margins, following the APA referencing format.Title: Street lighting: does it reduce crime? Introduction Urban planners have long recognized street lighting as a vital part of city design, and there is much discussion about how this lighting may affect crime rates. The problem of urban crime and the efficiency of environmental design in crime prevention are addressed in the proposed study topic, "Does street lighting reduce crime?" This is an analytical question that looks at how street lighting and crime rates are related and whether more light in public areas could deter criminal activity. Thesis statement The purpose of this study is to examine how street lighting affects crime rates in cities and determine whether or not better lighting may be used as a deterrent to crime. This study looks at data on urban planning, crime statistics, and related criminological ideas in an effort to give policymakers and urban planners evidence-based suggestions. To sum up, the suggested research question covers a crucial problem in the prevention of urban crime and provides a route for critical investigation in the discipline of criminology. This study aims to provide important insights into the creation of safer urban settings by examining the connection between street lighting and crime