1. The three periodicals that I chose were: Newsweek, from dec 8, 2008; American Bar Association Journal, year 1995 from Jan-Jun; and The Journal of Comparative Psychology, year 1941 from Feb-Jun.
2. The article i chose from Newsweek was "No God And No Abortions". by Lisa Miller; the article that i chose from the American Bar Association Journal was "Double Cross", by Henry Reske; and the article that I chose from The Journal of Comparative Psychology was "Hypothesis in Rats", by H. A. Witkin.
3. The main differences of the articles is the type of information; "Double Cross" is legal based, while "Hypothesis in Rats" is science based and finally "No God ANd No Abortions" is opinion based on current events.
4. The main differences of the periodicals are: Group 1, like Newsweek, are magazines that come out weekly; Group 2, like the American Bar Association Journal, are journals that contain articles with various factical information; and finally Group 3, like the Journal of Comparative Psychology, are volumes of journals with articles involving research.
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