Suppose you got your first cell phone when you turned 21. Your younger sister got a cell phone when she was 16. Your even younger cousin got a cell phone when he was 12. Your friend keeps telling you that as a result of everyone having cell phones, we should all expect to die at a younger age from brain cancer. You disagree, replying that as a result of everyone having a cell phone less people will die from emergencies. If your scenario were true, we should expect to live longer. You wonder if there is any truth to either of those statements. You decide to research the issue. Having taken this course, you know that it will be necessary for you to reduce the above statements to simple categories for which you MUST find data.
What is the title of your research?
What is your hypothesis?
What is/are your data source[s]?
HINT: The data source (there is only 1; it will provide data for both parts of the equation) for this were obtained from the "Starting Points for Data Collection" List available in the lessons tab. It may take some time to sift through, but that is what research is all about. No need to discuss a theory for this.