TextbookExercise:  ‘At a Lecture, only 12% Listen’, p. 14050 pointsAs youread this short newspaper article, I want you to look at statistical evidencepresented in this argument and answer the questions below.  You may copyand paste the questions in a word document and answer from there.1.Characteristic of Interest (Question to answer):What was the question theprofessor was asking in this study?2.Target Population:Takea look at the title of the article.  According to the title, what would bethe logical target population you would look for to answer this question if youwere the professor? 3.Sample Population: Whoexactly was used in the study?  How many? (Be as specific as possible.)4. Representative: Howrepresentativeof the target population was hissample?  Was the sample size adequate?  Why or why not?5.Methods:Whichmethods did he use to gather his data?  Are these methods reliable? Why or why not?6. Conclusion: Whatis the conclusion of the researcher?7. Headline: Towhat extent is the headline given to this article a responsible one?  In otherwords, is the title of the article representative of sound research?  Bespecific with your reasons.  Cite at least one example from the research.8.  Analysis: If you were to read this article in yournewspaper, how much credibility would you give it?  Why or why not? If you were researching the topic of students listening habits, would youuse this research?  Why or why not?    ****This is important.Think about why or why not this is a good study and explain.  Use at leasttwo examples from the article to prove your point.HINT: The study wouldn’t be in thebook if it was good – so please don’t tell me this is a great study, regardlessof your experience.  You have to judge the conclusion based on theresearch (reason) given in the article.