'Test subjects' presentation slideshows

Uncover IU !

Advergame for good; r ecruiting for a university w ith video games. Uncover IU !. Kenton Hankins Primary Advisor: Jeff Bardzell Indiana University School of Informatics. ACTIVISION. Motivation . Interactive Powered by msn live Search for fun. Ms Dewey -fun -interactive

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Scientific Method

Scientific Method. Biology. What is science?. Science is an organized way of using evidence to learn about the natural world. What is the goal of science?.

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ISO Test Methods

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Presentation

Presentation. Presented by Orlaith, Dearbhaile, Kevin (big) and Kevin (little). Introduction. In our presentation today we hope to: Give you an insight into a Leaving Certificate experiment which we carried out while on campus. The different machinery which we were introduced to.

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Music and Heart Rate

Music and Heart Rate. Caroline Barker 9 th Grade. Problem. The problem asked when developing this experiment was: How do different tempos of music affect the human heart rate? Will there be a significant change from the initial pulse rate to the rate when listening to fast tempo music? .

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Quasi-Experiments

Quasi-Experiments. Research Objective. Study relationships among variables for existing groups. Show direct cause & effect. Explain outcomes after the fact. Type of Design. Cross-Sectional Longitudinal. True Experiment Quasi-Experiment. Explanatory Case Study Exploratory Case Study.

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Human Biology

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GENETIC HANDEDNESS

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The Hunger Games Vs. 1984

The Hunger Games Vs. 1984. Total Control . Hunger Games. 1984. Inner Party/ Big Brother has total devotion of their people. Government/capitol has total control and rules all. Separation of groups Set social standards. Social Hierarchy. Separation of Groups. Hunger Games. 1984.

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PLACEBOS

PLACEBOS . ALEX GHORBANI CAMERON CHIARAMONTE. Question . If you tell someone that an object will affect their abilities, will it get to their head and they will preform better?. BACKGROUND INFORMATION.

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Bioethics

Bioethics. What is right?. What Are ethics?. A decision about what is right or wrong . It may differ by country, generation, or religion. Who decides what is ethical?. Review boards are established to approve proposed research and oversee current experiments.

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Stress and the College Environment

Stress and the College Environment. A proposed study on stress, and the link with blood pressure. Introduction.

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s.t.e.m . fair project

s.t.e.m . fair project. Question . Can facial expressions tell if someone is lying or not?. P urpose. The purpose of my investigation is to determined if watching facial expressions can tell if someone is lying or not. This is important to know because you can tell if you could trust someone.

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Test Taking

Test Taking. By Andrew Kampel. IQ Tests. Scoring: 0-200 Questions involved with test: Find the next number in a sequence Shapes Rearranging words/numbers Matching problems. Test Subjects. Test Taking Abilities. Does being well rested really make a difference in test taking?.

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Weaving Quotations

Weaving Quotations. Selecting for significance presenting with fluidity and clarity. Unwoven Sample.

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Ambesleep vs. Placebo

Ambesleep vs. Placebo. By: Antonio Lapinski Ed Felix Jacinta Fresco Chelsea Klausefelder. The Experiment:.

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Mustard Gas

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Experiment Information

Experiment Information. Variable and Controls. Control Groups. A group of test subjects that is used to compare against the test group. Independent Dependent. Variable that can be manipulated by the researcher. This is not affected by the dependent variable. Example Time Age.

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Do the respondents know the answers to the questions?

Do the respondents know the answers to the questions?. On many occasions surveys pose questions that people could not possibly answer accurately, yet they do so anyways which can create unreliable data.

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