IntroductionThe introduction must 1) thoroughly introduce the article you will be analyzing. You should include the following in the introduction: journal article title, publication date, journal title, type of journal and its intended audience, author names and their background/credentials, purpose and thesis of the journal article, and your own thesis/roadmap of your analysis paper. The bios of the authors need to be very concise. If there are more than two authors, be a bit specific about the first author and summarize about the other authors. 2) you must correctly utilize APA style to introduce the article (pay attention to formatting for the article title and journal title). There are examples in pp.17-20 of the study guide. Readability analysis TEA paragraphs We will continue our work on Formal Paper # 2 today by crafting one discussion paragraph in the readability section by each student. Choose one aspect of writing that you characterized/described in your worksheets (such as organization, use of language and terminology, use of visual materials, appearance and formatting design, etc.) for your readability analysis. Each TEA paragraph should focus on ONE aspect of writing. When you write your TEA for the scientific methodology analysis section, you will focus on testable questions and empiricism listed on p. 12 in study guide. These terms come from your textbook, so you should take a few minutes to look them up (the textbook page number is referenced in the study guide). Go to p. 12 of the Study Guide and read #3 What is Pseudoscience? in the red rec
tangle Lessons for RA a the bottom of the page. Review the video on the definition of science and the chart that compares the science method and the engineering design method in activity 4 in the list of activities in Learning Guide Unit 2. Now, review your annotation worksheets from both group members and use the worksheets as a a resource for todays assignment. Finish the scientific methodology analysis section of your formal paper #2 by completing the following three TEA paragraphs: Testable Questions/hypothesis analysis: Analyze the hypothesis or design idea of the article by answering the following questions in a TEA paragraph: 1. What is the hypothesis of the article? If it is an engineer design, what is the design idea and its purpose? 2. How is this a testable question? 3. How does the testability of the hypothesis or design idea contribute the scientific validity of the article? Empiricism analysis: analyze the empiricism of the article by answering the following questions in a TEA paragraph: 1. What is the methodology to test the hypothesis? If it is engineer design, what is the testing methodology to test the design? 2. Describe the testing process. 3. What are the testing results and conclusion based on the results? 3. How does this testing process contribute to the validity of the article? Overall assessment of the methodology: Is this methodology scientific? Or is it pseudoscience? Define the concepts of science and pseudoscience, and explain why. Evaluate and discuss the success of the methodology used in the article as a scientific methodology.