Hawkes, Manselle, and Woolacott (2014) article...

Hawkes, Manselle, and Woolacott (2014) article analysis
Respond to the following questions after reading the Hawkers, Manselle, and Woolacott (2014) article. Be
sure you respond to the questions in bold .
1. Search the first page of the article for information about where and when it was published.
What year was it published, and in what journal? (This information will almost always be
presented on the first page of articles and will become very important as you learn about citing
sources and reference sections.) 1 point
The year the article was published was in 2013. The article was published in the journal, “THE
JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE’’
2. The hypotheses in this article are not as clearly set apart from the text as in the previous
article. However, they are actually in the same general location. In what section of the article
does the author list the hypotheses, and where within that section? 2 points
The hypothesis is in the abstract, the second sentence in the abstract to be exact.
3. What is the simplest way to state the general hypothesis in this article? 2 points
It was predicted that long-term training in t’ai chi and meditation plus exercise would produce greater