B3 CONSENSUS nature article by

2024-11-21 21:09:57 UTC

She is the lead researcher at Michigan. -Jason, Stone, Seraphina

What was the most convincing?

2024-11-21 21:14:45 UTC

I think the most convincing piece of evidence is chunk 3. This chunk gives testing and research results about nature being positive impact in peoples mental health. It states that, "52% mentioned that it made them "feel calm when I am out in nature,"88% want to spend more time in nature, with 22% mentioning barriers impeding them from doing so."

- Adrian, Matias , Manvi

Text features.

2024-11-21 21:16:01 UTC

The whole title gives the main idea to the whole text. Both poor and healthy mental health. The image showed the main idea.

Logos

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Aubrey, Robert, Brylan, Valentin

1,174 participants from ages 14-24 and 22% said that being in nature reduced anxiety. In September 2020 researchers sent 5 open-ended questions regarding nature.

2024-11-21 21:17:18 UTC

She has been a 14 years doctor at the university of Michigan school of public health and the lead searcher of the report published on BMC Public Health.

Scarlet, Weravanh, Chester, Kraiven

2024-11-21 21:17:47 UTC

She was a student studying nature science at the university of Michigan's schools of public health, and that makes us feel like we can trust her about nature.

Chunk 3 The title tells you the main idea and bullet points tell you information -Skyler, kalani d'cember jaylen

2024-11-21 21:19:39 UTC