Discuss each implication separately.

Section One (old/revised): A description of your observation. Section Two (old/revised): Stating your first model and explaining how it relates to your observation. Section Three (new): State the two implications for your first model. Discuss each implication separately. Use two paragraphs, one for each implication. Section Four (old/revised): Stating your second model and explaining how it relates to your observation. Section Five (new): State the two implications for your second model. Discuss each implication separately. Use two paragraphs, one for each implication. Section Six (old/revised): Stating your third model and explaining how it relates to your observation. Section Seven (new): State the two implications for your third model. Discuss each implication separately. Use two paragraphs, one for each implication. Section Eight (new): Describe one of your critical experiments. (Remember it has to be a natural experiment as well.) State what the experiment is. State which two models it is distinguishing between. And state what you would expect to see if one of the models is true, and state what you would expect to see if the other model is true. The description of the first critical experiment should look something like a)Describe the experiment. b)State which are the independent and dependent variables. c)State how you are going to operationalize the variables. d)Describe the outcomes and state which model each outcome supports Section Nine (new): Repeat Section Eight with another critical experiment. Section Ten (new): Repeat yet again with yet another Critical experiment. (Remember, unless you can distinguish all three of you models from each other with only two critical experiments, it is strongly recommended that you use three critical experiments to successfully distinguish all of you models from each other.)