All social science research starts with a question that indicates the human behavior being studied. Draft a research question related to the four advertisements you chose earlier in the course.

OverviewAll social science research starts with a question that indicates the  human behavior being studied. Draft a research question related to the four advertisements you chose earlier in the course. To do this, you will need to dig deeper into what each  advertisement is communicating. Are there any deeper or unspoken  meanings besides the obvious goal of selling a product or service?PromptUse the provided Module Four Activity Template Word Document  to complete this activity. Revisit your previous assignments to review  how individuals, groups, cultures, and stereotypes are presented in your  four advertisements. Make sure to also consult the feedback your  instructor provided. Based on this information, identify the underlying  or socially significant messages communicated by your four  advertisements. You will use your analysis to write a social science  research question. Finally, explain how you used a social science  perspective to help create your research question.You are not required to answer each question below the rubric  criteria but may use them to better understand the criteria and guide  your thinking.Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:Describe the underlying meanings or socially significant messages each of your advertisements communicates. In previous activities, you were asked to make objective  observations. You can now use the knowledge gained from the course to  interpret the social significance of your ads.What messages about culture, relationships, biases, or social norms  are being communicated? Go beyond the surface of the ad and look for  deeper meanings.Write a research question based on a social science perspective and related to at least one of your advertisements. What patterns or themes did you notice when analyzing your ads? What  elements popped out and made you curious? Consider what the ads say  about individuals, groups, institutions, or society. If you were to  design a sociological, psychological, or anthropological study of your  ads, what question would you want to answer?Your research question only needs to be related to one of your four  advertisements. But if you find a common trend in your ads, you may tie  your research question to more than one.It is expected that you will revise your research question, but you will need to finalize it by the end of the next module.Describe how you used a social science perspective to create your research question. Each branch of the social sciences (sociology, psychology,  anthropology, political science, and economics) is interested in  different aspects of human behavior. Depending on the perspective you  chose, how might a sociologist, psychologist, or anthropologist look at  your ads? What would they focus on? What types of questions would they  want to answer?