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Reading Link: https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2016/01/16/wh...
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- Your submissions should be about 1 page, single-spaced, 11pt font.
- Full credit will be given for submitting on time with reasonable content, including both summary question/comment, and meeting length requirements
- The response should contain a summary of key points of reading, in your own words.
- Please also include either or both an insightful question about some aspect of the material, or a comment on how the reading relates to other course concepts or examples from your own experiences.
Students are assigned at least one weekly reading assignment to include peer‐reviewed seminal or breakthrough articles specific to the upcoming lecture. Students are required to summarize the findings of the article in a single page summary (one page +/‐ one paragraph, single‐line spacing, 11pt font) and include a comment and/or question for discussion. The comment may include how materials relate to other course concepts or examples from your own life experience. The question may address any aspect of the paper including something that was confusing or about applying the material to different contexts. The completed assignments will be submitted before the lecture when the reading will be discussed (close of business Monday). Full credit will be given for submitting on time with reasonable content, including both summary questions and/or comment, and meeting length requirements.
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Running Head: ARTICLE SUMMARY
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When U.S. Air Force Discovered the Flaw of Averages
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Date
11th February 2019
ARTICLE SUMMARY
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In this article, the author explains the problem which was faced by the United States air
force in which the pilots of their planes could not adequately control their aircraft. This was due
to their physical body structures and the way the aircraft had been designed. The body structures
of the pilots did not match the designs of the planes hence they could not effectively control the
aircraft while flying. This issue led pilots into causing accidents at a very alarming rate. The
pilots were never sure whether their next flight was going to be safe or not. This issue forced
engineers to find a solution which could solve the...
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