It is important that you learn how to critically review research. In our society today, we are exposed to so much information and so many studies. Some of this information is excellent, some is useful, and some is very, very bad. How can you determine what information is useful and what is dangerous? One way is to take a course like Critical Thinking; however, the facts that I give you will be outdated all too soon. The most important thing you will learn from this course—and from your college education—is how to critically evaluate information presented to you. Critical thinking involves asking five questions: who, what, when, where, how. cite 4 sources,300 words reference and intext citation required link to book https://we.tl/t-J1NJujQtxKFind and read an article in the media or a video clip that reports the results of a scientific study. You must include the link to the website.How accurately did the mass media report the study? Answer the above five questions about the article (Who, What, When, Where, and How). Refer to page 353 of your text and be sure to cover all the highlights discussed. Do NOT use entertainment or sports articles for your review. These are to be research based. CRITICAL THINKING REVIEW EXAMPLE:Critical thinking involves asking five questions - who, when, what, where, how.You should organize your paper in the following manner: Your Name Critical ReviewAuthor, I. (date of publication). Title of article. Name of Publication, volume #, page #-#.OR Author, I. (date of publication if available). Title of article. Retrieved [date accessed] from the World Wide Web: [Web site address]Where: Where did this article/Web page appear? Is this reasonable? Is the publishing entity respectable/responsible? Who: Who wrote/published the article/Web page? What are their credentials? Are the credentials appropriate for their argument?When: Is this current information? If yes, do you think it will stand the “test of time”? If no, is it outdated or is it classic? What: What argument is/are the author(s) making? Is it logical? Based on what you know, is it reasonable? What evidence is given to support the argument? Can you think of evidence to refute it?How: How was the supporting/refuting evidence collected? Is this credible? What kind of evidence do you think needs to be gathered to test the argument? Did the author(s) do this? Summarize the quality of the article (it does not have to be a “good” article in your opinion), and whether you consider this to be a worthwhile and trustworthy article. Did you think it was biased? Could the author have underlying motives? What do you think? Is it valid?NOTE: Do not simply answer yes or no to the questions above. Write a thoughtful response to each section.

Assignment Steps Construct a minimum 700-word plan for setting price and a distribution model (place/distribution) in Microsoft® Word. This plan should address at least three elements (from the Price and Place/Distribution list below) of the Price and Place/Distribution section of the marketing plan.Price and Place/Distribution:Distribution StrategiesChannels, Mass, Selective, ExclusivePositioning within channelsDynamic/Static Pricing StrategiesChannel tactics (Pricing)Daily pricing, promotion pricing, List pricingNote: Charts/graphs/tables do not count toward the word count.The plan will be a continuation of your global or multi-regional business you chose in Week 1. This will be incorporated into your overall marketing plan for Week 6.Cite a minimum of three peer-reviewed references.Format your assignment consistent with APA guidelines.