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Question: In full sentences, restating the question in your answer, do not list the question before your answer or put the questions on your paper. Just number your answers and write the answer in full sentences, full paragraphs.

What is the hypothesis or purpose of your research article?
This is usually found at the beginning of the article. Usually the hypothesis or statement of a problem appears at the end of the introduction, most often in the last or next to last paragraph. The words that indicate that it is a hypothesis are, "We will examine. . ." or "Our hypothesis is . . ." In a statement of a problem, the researcher may say, "We plan to see if a relationship...," "We proposed to observe...," or "The problem we proposed to study..." (You must use your own words-do NOT use quotes).
What was the methodology used - how was the research conducted?
Is the research descriptive (case study, naturalistic observation, laboratory observations, surveys, tests), correlation, experimental, or developmental? For more information on research methods, refer to chapter 1 of your text.
What variables are involved, what factors are being studied?
If it is an experiment, what is the independent and dependent variable (sometimes a correlational study will describe an independent and dependent variables as well)?
What are the results of the study? (This is found in the discussion section of your article)
Was the hypothesis supported/purpose fulfilled?
In what ways does this topic relate to your own personal experience and how is your experience in agreement or disagreement with the outcome of this study?
How has your opinion of this topic changed since your review of the study?
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