Unit 5 - Discussion AssignmentREV_07_25_2020.pdf PHIL110 Critical Thinking – SPS CUNY Data collection: Then you will conduct your Micro-Research study and collect your data. What’s a Micro-Research? I...

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Unit 5 - Discussion AssignmentREV_07_25_2020.pdf PHIL110 Critical Thinking – SPS CUNY Data collection: Then you will conduct your Micro-Research study and collect your data. What’s a Micro-Research? I noticed that some days I feel really energetic and clear-headed in the mornings but other days I feel kind of lethargic and low-energy. I wonder why. (This is my rationale for the study). A while ago I read online that taking a shower in the morning - instead of a hot shower - eases Unit 5 Discussion Assignment Causal Reasoning Micro-Research PHIL110 Critical Thinking – SPS CUNY stress and increases focus and alertness. (Here I provide some background) For this Micro- Research I want to experiment if taking a shower makes me feel more energetic in the mornings. (Hypothesis) In order to show this, I will take a shower for days in a row and on those days I will record my energy level from ‘High to Low’. I will set an alarm for myself at 10 am on those days and record how I feel. What I is that on the Shower days I will see my energy level in the ‘High’ category. Then I collected my data for 4 days Here is my data chart and analysis for my Shower Micro-Research: Days Shower Temperature Energy Level at 10 am High/Medium/Low Day 1 Cool High Day 2 Cool High Day 3 Cool Medium Day 4 Cool High Personal Comments: I had experimenting with taking a cool morning shower. Even though the result is inconclusive, a cool shower was refreshing and energizing and I will definitely continue this morning routine in the future... (My personal experience) PHIL110 Critical Thinking – SPS CUNY And now it’s your turn -- ! Recommendations for Success and Grading Criteria: • Respond to the assignment with clear and detailed answers. • Follow all assignment prompts and answer all prompt questions. • Incorporate relevant examples and evidence to support claims. • •