Part 1: Evaluate a Study (25 points) Select one of the studies listed on the page — whichever one seems most interesting to you. As you read the linked article, pay close attention to the methodology the researchers used. Then, answer each of these 12 questions. Some questions you can answer in one word, but others may require you to provide several sentences of context. If the exact information a question asks is not available in the study you have selected, be sure to indicate this in your answer — and convince your instructor that you really looked for the information and that you understand what kind of information the question is asking for. 1. Describe what the research was about. 2. How was the sample population selected? Is a random sample used? 3. Do you feel that this population gave a fair and unbiased result? 4. How were subjects selected? 5. Was there a control group? If so, how were participants assigned? 6. What was the independent variable? 7. What was the dependent variable? 8. Were any extraneous variables identified? If so, how were they controlled? 9. Was there any evidence of experimental bias? 10. Were the conclusions based on significantly measurable data? 11. Can you offer one way you feel the research could be improved? How so? 12. What is the source of this research study? Provide the name of the author(s), the date the article appeared, the title of article, the publication in which it appeared, and the web address where you found it. pdf answers