What are some potential concerns for college students with depression based on your findings in the literature (e.g., research suggests that depression among college students may impact their motivation, quality of life, sleep, etc.).

Write a brief background on what we know based on the literature about depression among college students to help provide rationale for your research. For example, how impacted are college students by depression? What are some potential concerns for college students with depression based on your findings in the literature (e.g., research suggests that depression among college students may impact their motivation, quality of life, sleep, etc.). •What are your hypotheses for your study? Make sure to include both your null hypothesis and your alternative hypothesis (also be sure to indicate whether you are making a directional or non-directional hypothesis as discussed in Chapter 13/Audio lecture)MethodsWrite up a section that would include your method for conducting this research. This section might include:•Describe where you would derive your sample to representative of your population•What would be the design of your study? (keep in mind—it has already been set that you are comparing your treatment condition to a control condition and there will only be two groups. Think back to the text/lecture on what type of experimental design this is).•How would you control for variability in the participants in your experimental and control groups (e.g., would you used matched, etc?)•How would you assign participants to your experimental and control conditions.•Describe your measure (s) used; For this example, use the Patient Health Questionnaire that is provided to you as a PDF file in this unit (for a description of this measure, be sure to search the literature); This questionnaire measures depression symptom severity.ResultsYou do NOT have to include any data for your outcome of the hypothetical study. Instead, I want to see how you would think about the different components that are needed to conduct your data analysis and find your results if you were conducting the study in real-life by responding to the questions below in this section:•What types of descriptive statistics would you include (e.g., the mean of your study questionnaire)•Based on your hypotheses that you identify in your Introduction section, would you be using a one-tailed or two-tailed test to run your analysis•Which alpha level would you select (refer to Chapter 13)? Are you at risk of committing a type I or type II error based on your research design? Please show your understanding of each and note how your design would or would not be at risk for these errors.What are some possible limitations about your findings? (e.g., what are some potential threats to internal and external validity based on the methods you proposed using to conduct the study)•What are some potential future directions for this hypothetical research?