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CSEF · 2011

Reading to Remember

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Do students remember what they read better when they take notes or draw a diagram? Methods/Materials I used two reams of copy paper and ten large envelopes. Results Experime…

CSEF · 2011

Seeing Is Believing?

Behavioral & Social Sciences Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals Can memories be warped and changed by suggestion? If so, to what extent does gender play one's susceptibility to suggestion? And finally, are eye witness testimonies trustwo…

CSEF · 2011

Smell to Taste

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment is to see if smell affects taste. Methods/Materials Informed consent was obtained from 24 people. The people were blindfolded and nose plugs…

CSEF · 2011

Sparks Fly

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Our goal is to test if the students would focus more on the tests when they exercised. When someone exercises oxygen circulates through the brain, and oxygen is proven to in…

CSEF · 2011

Stop! Watch Out for Children Cursing

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if kids with parents and friends that curse and also watch movies or shows that have cursing in them, curse more than kids who do not. Methods/Ma…

CSEF · 2011

Swinging Moods and Swinging Stock Markets

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project was to identify corresponding trends in stock market changes in the countries of Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, China and the United States, as a…

CSEF · 2011

Tapestry in Your Mind

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals To test for the age group that had the highest amount of synesthetes. Methods/Materials 1. Surveys 2. Test subjects 3. Camera for documentation 4. Pen or pencil to record da…

CSEF · 2011

Technology: Could It Compromise Human Memory?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine if memory is affected by recording information on a keyboard versus handwriting. This study is particularly relevant in today's society, as key…

CSEF · 2011

The Mystery Box

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this study is to determine which gender can best identify the 3-dimensional mystery shape inside a masked box the most accurately. I hypothesized that males…

CSEF · 2011

The Nose Knows: Does Scent Enhance Work Efficiency?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine if scent affects work efficiency. I hypothesize that scent does affect work efficiency. Methods/Materials Informed consent was obtained from 33…

CSEF · 2011

The Space between Two People When They Meet

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine how large is the space between two middle school girls, two middle school boys, and a middle school boy and girl, when they meet or start engagin…

CSEF · 2011

TruantToday

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals For my project, I wanted to see whether increased parental awareness of a negative student behavior -- in this case, student truancy -- could affect, and stop, that behavior…

CSEF · 2011

When Blue Means "Green"

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of the experiment is to determine which color (blue, green, red, orange) will attract the most recycling content due to color association and its behavioral ef…

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