Two proposals  (A = 20, B = 20, C = 10, times 2)

A. Why is this topic interesting? Why does this survey need to be done
   now? Is there a client for whom you might do the survey?

B. What question(s) do you propose to study? Give a brief answer that
   would have been understandable by a non-statistician.

C. What research has already been done on the topic or on the
   theoretical construct of central importance to your topic? What
   could be learned from survey results? Each group member should
   locate and review 1 relevant item of research (e.g., article,
   report, book, etc.). For each item, provide:

   • Full author name(s), date, title, where it appeared (book title
     and publisher, if it appeared in a book; magazine title, date,
     page numbers, if it appeared in a magazine; website title and web
     address if it appeared online, etc.)

   • A sentence or two summarizing the item and what its connection is
     to the survey you are proposing.

   • The name of the team member who found this item.



   A. Interest.



   B. Research Questions.



   C. References.