The study aims to pull rich data from two sources. The first source will be through primary research whereby a survey will be sent to respondents and, depending on the time constraints, there will be a threshold based on the first 100 respondents. There will be the advantage that from a single survey, a lot of data will be collected about the feelings of a particular respondent. On the other hand, there is the fear that due to the survey being long, many respondents may not actually take it. All in all, the end result is that the survey will pull more data than normal surveys would from each respondent. This is considerably better than getting thousands of replies for a very short survey that gives shallow information concerning a particular topic. The second source of data will be from reliable secondary data sources. A research institute has already been identified which is said to be reputable and has done multiple researches on the same topic. Pew Research is going to be the main source of the secondary data. Other secondary data sources will be previously published researches by other researchers on the same topic.