What are the deficiencies in the evidence, justifying the need for the study; and who are the primary beneficiaries of the study, or of remedying the deficiencies.

(1) Providing a quotation of the article’s problem statement with proper in-text citation, including page number(s). Then, explain in your own words: (2) What is the problem, concern, or issue that is being addressed in the article; (3) What is the type of evidence the researcher(s) present(s) to demonstrate that there is a problem; (4) What are the deficiencies in the evidence, justifying the need for the study; and (5) Who are the primary beneficiaries of the study, or of remedying the deficiencies. The articles you find should be empirical studies from peer-reviewed, scholarly journals written within the last five years (approximately).Complete the attached templatePreview the document and follow the enclosed instructions.