How might one improve on this study?

Students will locate an empirical research article (i.e., one that presents original research, not a review of others’ research) that is related to psychology. (Tip: An empirical research article usually consists of sections ofMethod, Results, and Discussion). Students must find a recent article (within 10 years) in academic journals such as Psychological Science.Studentsare welcome to send in thechoice of article for approval. Students also need to turn in a copy of the original article.The description of the study should include: the purpose of the study and its hypothesis, the type of research design (correlational or experimental), the variables, the demographic information of the participants, and the method employed.In addition, students should address the following questions:1.How is the article related to the theoretical and/or empirical issues we have discussed in class? For example, does it support or disconfirm a theory we have discussed?2.How did the author(s) summarize the findings of the study? Did the findings turn out as expected? Why or why not? Were there any surprising findings? 3.How do you think of the authors’ interpretation of these findings? Do you agree (i.e., does their design and method warrant this interpretation?)? Are there alternative explanations not addressed in the article?4.What questions are left unanswered by this study? Is there anything particularly interesting about this study to you? 5.What limitations are noted by the authors? What limitations are noted by you? How might one improve on this study?6.What are the practical implications of the finding