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1. Find, cite, and explain one scholarly or academic source that explains how to read a scientific research article. (How to read a scientific research paper - respiratory care. (n.d.). https://rc.rcjournal.com/content/respcare/54/10/1366.full.pdf )
   1. Scholarly means published in a peer-reviewed journal, "academic" means written by some credible academic but perhaps they published their ideas as a blog or some other type of university guide.
   2. What are the main pieces of advice from this article about how to read scientific research articles?
   3. Write your reply as if you were teaching others.
2. Find, cite, and explain one scholarly source that explains how to read error bars on graphs. (Boschman, J. (2021, September 8). How to properly interpret error bars. Medium. https://medium.com/one-minute-machine-learning/how-to-properly-interpret-error-bars-4a6410625656 )
   1. What are the main pieces of advice from this article about how to read scientific research articles?
   2. Write your reply as if you were teaching others.
3. Go on a "statistics scavenger hunt" by finding an article in your field of interest and list the following Chen, J., & Liu, C. (2023, March 14). The Longitudinal Association between children's growth mindset in Senior Primary School and their parents' growth mindset. Frontiers in psychology. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10043423/
   1. What were the primary descriptive statistics they mentioned which are familiar? What were any unfamiliar ones?
   2. What types of graphs and charts were used? Were there any you haven't seen before? If so, what were those?
   3. What were the primary inferential statistics mentioned in the article? List both the familiar and the unfamiliar ones.