A Journal Club is a regular gathering of scientists to discuss a scientific paper found in a research journal. Club members present a summary of the chosen paper that the whole group has read. Then, the discussion begins. Presenters ask questions to spark discussion, inquire about different aspects of the experimental design or other empirical work, critique the methods, and bring a healthy amount of skepticism (or praise) to the results. - Summary of methods and results (how did they get the number from the chart?)  - Examples relate to the concept of the study (ex:interpersonal trust from different age group?) - Write 2 questions to ask the class and answer it (1 page)