Some research projects are inherently specific to certain genders or races. For example, a study on postpartum depression in women six months after childbirth would naturally exclude men. Similarly, a study on addiction rates in the Amish community might not include many minorities due to the demographic composition of these communities. However, when conducting research on topics such as ADD rates on a college campus or the reasons behind increases in suicide attempts within a community, it is crucial to ensure diversity in the study population. For this discussion: 1. Reflect on the topic you have chosen for your research. 2. Consider the population you will be studying. How will you ensure diversity in your sample? 3. Determine the sample size you would select for your study.