. Scientists publish their findings in technical magazines called journals. Most university libraries have hundreds of journals available for browsing, many of them accessible electronically. Find out where the medical journals are located. Browse the shelves or electronic journals until you find an article with a study that sounds interesting to you. (The New England Journal of Medicine and the Journal of the American Medical Association often have articles of broad inter- est, but there are also numerous specialized journals on medicine, psychology, environmental issues, and so on.) Read the article and write a report that dis- cusses each of the Seven Critical Components for that particular study. Argue for or against the believability of the results on the basis of your discussion. Be sure you find an article discussing a single study and not a collection or "meta-analysis" of numerous studies. students at