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CSEF · 2010

Effects of Sleep on School Performance

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The primary objective of the project was to evaluate the effects of sleep on the performance of 6th grade students from 5 different schools in the Chino Valley Unified Distr…

CSEF · 2010

Facial Feature Recognition

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The brain is very good at recognizing faces, even though the basic structure of all faces is relatively similar. People can recognize thousands of different faces. We wonder…

CSEF · 2010

Font Frenzy

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Font Frenzy My project was to determine if font styles affect a person's reading rate. I believe that the more ornate styles will slow a person's reading rate, while less co…

CSEF · 2010

Hooked on Facebook

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals This study attempts to identify whether people who use the Internet site, Facebook, exhibit signs of addictive-like behavior to the social network which in turn significantl…

CSEF · 2010

How Do Cell Phones Affect Your Driving?

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My objective was to learn if talking on a hand-held cell-phone affected your driving. I believe talking on a cell- phone does lessen your ability to drive. Methods/Materials…

CSEF · 2010

How Do We Process Scrambled Words As We Read?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine if context, word length or font affects the reading accuracy of scrambled words. Methods/Materials Test subjects were given six different parag…

CSEF · 2010

How Green Is Your Granny?

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals To determine which age group is the most and least eco-friendly based on answers in a survey. Methods/Materials A clipboard, a pencil, a survey, directions Results The 60 ye…

CSEF · 2010

How Obstacles Influence the Speed of Cars

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals I was interested in this topic because I wanted to know if people actually slow down when there are children or children's equipment placed on the street. Methods/Materials…

CSEF · 2010

How Quick Are You? A Study of Reaction Times

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals This experiment examines whether visual or auditory prompts lead to a shorter reaction time, and whether age, gender, video game playing experience, or driving experience im…

CSEF · 2010

Is There More to It than Meets the Eye?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Our objective was to test and understand the accuracy of eyewitness testimony. The analysis included oral versus written, and accuracy over time. Methods/Materials In order…

CSEF · 2010

Mario Kart Distraction Test

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine what distraction makes it hardest to drive and why. Methods/Materials The materials I used were a Wii, a Wii remote and a steering wheel attach…

CSEF · 2010

Matching Pitches: How Close Can You Come?

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals This experiment examines the effect of age, gender, and musical experience on tonal memory and pitch matching. It seeks to determine whether the accuracy of pitch matching a…

CSEF · 2010

Music in Work

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals My objective was to see whether or not different genres of music had an effect on a person's work accuracy and work efficiency Methods/Materials First, give the person a wor…

CSEF · 2010

Oh So Subliminal

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objectiive of our project is to see weather or not teenagers are influenced by subliminal messages. Methods/Materials 100 teenage test subjects, were asked to pick a dri…

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