Summarize the Research Project: Research Question: Identify the main research question the article addresses. This is usually found in the introduction or abstract. Purpose of the Study: Briefly describe why the study was conducted. Methods Used: Outline the methods used to collect data, focusing on the survey aspect. Main Findings: Summarize the key results of the study. Describe the Survey and Choice of Sample: Type of Survey: Describe the type of survey used (e.g., online, face-to-face). Survey Questions: Mention the types of questions asked in the survey. Sample Selection: Explain how the sample was chosen (e.g., random sampling, convenience sampling). Results: Present the main findings and any statistical data provided. Strengths of the Research Project: Methodology: Discuss the strengths of the survey methodology. Did it effectively measure what it intended to? Sample Selection: Consider whether the sample was representative of the population under study. Weaknesses of the Research Project: Methodology: Discuss any flaws in the survey design. Could bias have been introduced in the way questions were asked or responses recorded? Sample Selection: Consider whether the sample was too small or not diverse enough to generalize the findings