Question

1) Question the source.  If the article is about a recent study or experiment, then who did the study?  Are they impartial?  Or biased?  Who paid for the study?  If it was a study of a product paid for by the manufacturer, the results might be overly rosy.  If it was a nonprofit group or foundation, what are their political leanings or prejudices?

2) Question the methods.  If the article tells you about how the study was conducted, decide whether or not it was done well.  Does the author describe how the sample was selected?  If it was a survey, how were the questions phrased?  If the article doesn’t tell you these things, that’s a weakness.

3) Question the results.  What was the sample size?  Was it large enough?  Does the article talk about margin of error?  Is it possible that the apparently interesting results could be a coincidence?

4) Question the conclusion.  What did the scientists really find, and what are the headlines saying?  Remember correlation is not causation—just because two things tend to happen at the same time does not mean that one causes another.

Answer 1

Can anyone please write it

Answer 2

All you have to do is choose an article or a study in the field of science, medicine, social sciences, or a topic you like.

Then you have to criticize the article. Is the article correct? Is it partial to the author? Does he cover all aspects? Who paid for the research and all the essential details.

You want to question the way he handled the issue. Is he right? If it is a survey, what is the result? Whether the sample space is large enough to guess the correct result. What are the weaknesses in the research?

Finally, question the results? Whether the result is correct or coincidental then questions the conclusion. Questioning the conclusion means that the scientist really found what he mentioned in the title.

So for this topic, I can make some suggestions. What is the scope of Cocaine use in the United States?

Gravitational waves, placebo effect, NASA finds mini-moon revolving around Earth.

These are some pretty fascinating topics. You can read and write about it in your own language and I've explained what you're about to write about. I hope this helps you. Thanks :) If you like the solution, please upvote.