What Is the Reference for Your Article? Pleasant, A. & Sandfort, J. R. (2009). Knowledge, Attitudes, and Informational Behaviors of College Students regarding the Human Papillomavirus. Journal of American College Health , 58(2), 141-149. Read the Entire Article. What Are Your First Impressions of the Article? Do You Believe That It Is Complete? Does It Answer Your Questions or Are You Left With Unanswered Questions? My first impression is that the article will bring a positive contribution among the readers concerning reproductive health care education and awareness particularly information about Human papillomavirus, HPV, and other sexually transmitted infections. The article is not complete since we are told from this article that the information about HPV is confusing to some extent. It is also noted again that more research is still being undertaken that may give new details about HPV and therefore what is given in this article is not comprehensive (Pleasant & Sandfort, 2009). The article answers most of my questions. However, there are some questions, which remain debatable and partially answered, for instance, the question of various modes of transmission is not answered fully (Pleasant & Sandfort, 2009). Who Are the Researchers? What Do They Do? Why Did They Write This Article? The researchers are known as Jessica R. Sandfort and Andrew Pleasant. Jessica Sandfort is an MPH student at the Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York. While Pleasant, a Ph.D. holder is the director of Health Literacy and Communication at the Canyon Ranch Institute in Tucson, Arizona (Pleasant & Sandroft, 2009). Objective The main aim of writing the study was to evaluate the level of awareness among the student population concerning HPV and other sexually transmitted diseases and thereafter provide education on facts about these illnesses. Does the Title of the Article Reflect the Research Conducted? if You Were to Write a Better Title, What Would It Be? The title reflects the research conducted. Nevertheless, if I were to write a better title for the research then it would read, “The Scientific Study of the Level of awareness, Feelings, and Approach among College Students Concerning Human Papillomavirus and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases”. Summarize the Article, Labeling & Answering the Following Questions The research addresses the problem of low levels of literacy concerning HPV and other related sexually transmitted diseases and the stigma associated with the diseases (Pleasant & Sandroft 142). This research aims to determine the level of literacy among college students concerning HPV and other related STIs. Their attitude and approach about gender and age. The literature review is sufficient and thorough as it creates a strong background for the study by providing information on the current knowledge of HPV regarding its means of transmission and prevention. The sample is not adequate since the study was only done in one college and this does not adequately represent the whole population segment, i.e. it is not representative (Pleasant & Sandroft 145). The authors used both qualitative and quantitative research methods including questionnaires and statistical methods of data analysis to derive their conclusion. Ethical Considerations The authors mention informed content when talking abou