Critical Summaries for two primary articles.
Answer these questions for each two primary articles.
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1. What is the main hypothesis or idea examined in this study?
2. In one to three sentences, describe the experiment or procedure used to how did the study get at this hypothesis/idea?
3. Select figures or tables found in the results section. Provide a copy of this figure or table. For this figure or table, describe: 1) the experimental method used to collect the data and 3) an interpretation of the results.
4. Overall, do the results of the paper support the hypothesis/idea? Why or why not?
The figures for article 1 are; 1 and 2 only
The figure for article 2 al of them.
* please type the answer without addressing the question , only put the number of which question is answered,
SO both of the summarize will be in one page or page and half.
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Article 1 and article 2
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References
TANAKA, T., WATANABE, T., EGUCHI, Y., & YOSHIMOTO, T. (2000). Color Discrimination in Dogs. Nihon Chikusan Gakkaiho, 71(3), 300-304. doi:10.2508/chikusan.71.300
- The main hypothesis is to establish if different animals experience color discrimination.
- This study uses sample examples of some animals of different species with different color perception. The experiment uses the case of dogs; the dogs are tested of their color perception in real life situation. The investigation is done under an ideal environment to make sure the results are as accurate as possible. The researcher assumes that livestock and poultry are expected to live in a colorless world; this is part of the reasons being researched.
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