In this first step of your data analysis project, you are expected to submit a proposal of no more than 3 pages (double space, 12 Times New Roman, and 1 inch margins, including tables and figures). You need to include the following elements in your proposal: (1) your research question; (2) why it is of your interest; (3) your data source; and (4) a brief summary descriptive of the variables you will use in the t-test or regression or both. [If you cannot find your own data, you can use the General Social Survey 2014 (GSS 2014.sav) dataset posted on Canvas] Research question State clearly your research question and explain why it is of your interest. Describe your data sources. Brief descriptions of data: data source (firsthand or second hand; where did you get it, if second hand), year of collection, unit of analysis, sample size, etc. Descriptive Statistics (Creating the "Table 1") You will create a table that provides descriptive statistics of variables that you plan to use in your t-test/regression. In many journal articles, authors present this information as "Table I" (because it is most likely the first table presented in their papers) with table titles such as