Overall: I have already finished this homework, but I received some comments fro

Overall:
I have already finished this homework, but I received some comments from professor and need someone help me to imporve it.
Please 1. Read all requirements 2. improve the current work based my following two comments:
a. For question 1, should add and talk about “What other comparison groups do we need?” and analyze other comparison group
b. Question 2 need to use the concept in PPT 3 (the 3 words she mentioned) please add those concepts and explain
HW requirements：
Policies:
Please complete this assignment based on Sessions 1, 2, and 3 ( I will show you session 1,2,3, slides later when you pick up this assignment), without consulting any individuals and without using ChatGPT or similar aids.
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Submissions:
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Scores:
This assignment consists of 3 items, each worth 10 points.
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Please keep in mind that failing to follow these instructions may constitute a violation of the academic integrity and honor codes and/or result in the loss of points.
Item 1 (up to 1 page):
Below are excerpts adapted from a Forbes article “5 morning habits of highly successful people” (hyperlink:https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinecastrillon/20…
“[…] These five morning habits of highly successful people will help you kick-start your day so you can achieve greater focus, clarity and productivity.
Morning habit #1: Ditch the alarm clock
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos swears by eight hours of sleep each night. He’s also a big proponent of waking up naturally, without an alarm. Oprah also wakes up on her own. […] Arianna Huffington follows a similar routine. […]”
(1) This article provides the information that there are three people who do not use an alarm clock and who are highly successful. However, based on Session 1, it does not provide three additional pieces of information necessary to examine the association between not using an alarm clock and being highly successful. What are these three pieces of information?
(2) Which of the three consumer research questions explored throughout Session 2 can be answered using the same statistical test as the one for testing the association between not using an alarm clock and being highly successful?
(3) This article is written with the premise that “These five morning habits of highly successful people will help you kick-start your day so you can achieve greater focus, clarity and productivity.” According to Session 2, do the excerpts provided offer sufficient evidence to support such a causal relationship, particularly the idea that not using an alarm clock will help you become successful?
(4) Based on Session 2, how might one provide evidence to support the idea that not using an alarm clock will help you become highly successful?
Item 2 (up to 2 pages).
Choose a concrete and specific real-world practice adopted by a company or an organization (e.g., advertising technique, pricing strategy, hiring process, or any other practice). Ideally, include a picture or a screenshot as evidence of this real-world practice. Next, develop a research question that compares the current practice to an alternative practice you believe could be more effective, excluding research questions discussed in class. Then, discuss the theoretical and practical significance of your research question, as defined in Session 2. Finally, propose an experiment to test the research question, following Session 2.
Item 3 (up to 2 pages).
Choose a concrete and specific real-world advertisement (e.g., a flyer, rather than a general strategy), excluding ones shown in class. Ideally, include a picture or a screenshot as evidence of this real-world advertisement. Next, discuss what changes you might make to the advertisement to attract greater attention to its content, applying the three principles from Session 3.