instructions: Complete the outline below for your research topic. The outline is to confirm your selected studies meet the criteria for the project. Please note that the outline is not comprehensive in terms of the required content of the final research presentation. It is only a partial snapshot of the required materials. For details regarding the expected content of the final presentation refer to Table $1$ in the course syllabus. The outline is worth $5\%$ of your research project grade and is graded as approved$/$rejected$.$ If your outline is not approved, you are required to resubmit for approval within $1$ week. Research outlines will only be reviewed twice. An initial research outline that is submitted late will be considered as a resubmission and will only be reviewed once. If the research outline resubmission is rejected, the student will take sole responsibility for ensuring that the final three selected studies meet the requirements for the research project. Name the file $$lastname$\_$outline$$ and submit to WebCampus$>$Assignments$>$Research Project $$ Outline & Selected Papers$>$Outline of Research Project. Files incorrectly labeled will incur a $5\%$ deduction. Include references at the end of the document. Any citation style is accepted, but it must be used consistently throughout. Prior to submitting the outline for your research project, confirm that the three selected studies meet the requirements below. Double click on the boxes to mark your answer. All answers must be $$YES$$ to meet the guidelines of the research project. If any of your answers is $$NO$,$ remove the offending study and select another study that results in the fulfillment of all the criteria. Are there at least two types of study designs represented in the $3$ selected studies? $1$ Yes $0$ No Do all your studies examine the exposure of your research question? $1$ Yes $0$ No Do all your studies examine the outcome of your research question? $1$ Yes $0$ No Do you agree with the statement, $$None of the selected studies are toxicological studies, experimental studies, systematic reviews, or meta$-$analyses?$1$ Yes $0$ No $1.$ Title of Presentation $2.$ Brief background a$.$ Incidence or prevalence of exposure b$.$ Incidence or prevalence of outcome c$.$ Biological mechanism or rationale for the relationship between exposure and outcome $3.$ Study #$1$ a$.$ Name of study b$.$ Type of study design c$.$ Study results $($positive$,$ negative, or null$)$ d$.$ Report unadjusted $($if available$)$ AND adjusted RR$/$OR$/$HR $4.$ Study #$2$ a$.$ Name of study b$.$ Type of study design c$.$ Study results $($positive$,$ negative, or null$)$ d$.$ Report unadjusted $($if available$)$ AND adjusted RR$/$OR$/$HR $5.$ Study #$3$ a$.$ Name of study b$.$ Type of study design c$.$ Study results $($positive$,$ negative, or null$)$ d$.$ Report unadjusted $($if available$)$ AND adjusted RR$/$OR$/$HR $6.$ Conclusions$/$findings a$.$ Identified limitations within the $3$ studies $($may be for all studies or pertain to only one study$)$ Limitation $1($only $1$ required for the outline$)$ b$.$ Overall conclusion based on the results of the $3$ studies $$ Inconsistent or consistent findings? $$ A positive, negative, or null association? c$.$ Recommendations for future epidemiological research of the research topic $$ Recommendation #$1$ Reference with apa citation and link to refer study one cohort $,$ longitudinal study and nested covid infection and anxiety search and answer