The research project in this class aims at a student’s independent analysis of s

The research project in this class aims at a student’s independent analysis of speech production. Crucially, a student is expected to collect original data and provide a detailed descriiption of the procedure and results. The data can include measurements of either English or Arabic sounds, or both. In the latter case, the paper should discuss important differences between the two languages. The data that you are going to collect should be in line with the topics and materials discussed in this course. You are expected to collect data from two participants saying 30 words (15 different words from each speaker).
The paper should have a fixed structure and contain four sections.
1. It should include an introduction with a brief descriiption of the acoustics of the sound category (categories) in question, clear formulation a research question and your predictions. Your major source should be the textbook, but feel free to include additional sources, if necessary. Please cite all your sources using the APA style.
2. In a separate section, you should describe your method, which includes procedure, examples of materials (words) and type of measurements. Please consider adding a screenshot of a PRAAT window that shows the measurement.
3. The next section should describe your results. This typically includes a report of the averages for the categories of interest and a chart that demonstrates the differences between the categories or speakers.
4. Finally, a short section with discussion and conclusion should summarize your findings. Please comment on whether your results meet the predictions, or you have discovered something new or unexpected.
The total length of the paper (including front page and appendix) can vary from 4 to 6 pages (double space).
I attached the recored for 2 participents one Male and one Female also I attached the Excel sheet for the words and measurements with the vowels. (I used PRAAT )
pls I need the writer to know the materials and the Subject (( speech science)) before he start.