Four paragraphs totally:The first paragraph should summarize the reading. The second paragraph should highlight an specific point and/or briefly explore something that interested you (e.g., you may...

SUMMARY AND REFLECTION
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Article 1:    3
Summary    3
Reflection    3
Article 2:    4
Summary    4
Reflection    4
References    5

Article 1:
Barba, L.A., 2018. Terminologies for reproducible research. arXiv preprint arXiv:1802.03311. Retrieved from Terminologies for Reproducible Research (arxiv.org)
Summary
It involves selecting a scientific publication in which to discuss the reproducibility dilemma in a peer review article. The replication issue, sometimes referred to as the replicability or reproducible crisis, is a serious issue in research. Several experimental operations are difficult or impossible to duplicate, leading to a methodological problem. Repeating the study that created a new finding or revelation is one of the ways that scientists validate its validity. When a scientific endeavour fails to independently corroborate the calculations or findings of a prior research, some claim that the observed discrepancy might be a sign of fresh discovery, while others worry it is a sign of a lack of scientific rigour.
When a recently published scientific paper has far-reaching consequences for science or a significant public effect, the concern of its credibility becomes even more important. Both scientific and popular media have highlighted concerns about reproducibility and replicability. As these concerns grew...