Step 1: Find a Journal Article

Locate a journal article that uses statistics. To access scholarly articles, I recommend using the free, online library resources provided by Park University. You can access them through the following link: Park University Library.

To explore the discipline-specific resources tailored to Psychology and Sociology. You can find them at the following links:

• https://library.park.edu/ps
• https://library.park.edu/so
  • https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/ajs/current (free articles from one of the top quantitative sociology journals)

Step 2: Read the Paper with a Focus on the "Results" Section

Now that you have selected a journal article, it's time to dive into the content. As you read the paper, pay particular attention to the "Results" section

Step 3: Identify Statistical Procedures

How many statistical procedures can you identify? (For example, t-test, mean, standard deviation, etc.).

Step 4: Interpretation

Can you discern how these statistical procedures (results) relate to the research question of interest or the topic of the research study? Additionally, consider whether you have any critiques of the authors' findings or their interpretations. Do you agree with their conclusions?

PLEASE INCLUDE REFERENCE FOR FURTHER RESEARCH and Also the correct link for the article