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CSEF · 2019

The Effect of Fear on Spatial Perception

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives The purpose of our project was to determine whether fear affects spatial perception. Specifically, we tested how greatly a person s fear may affect his/her estimate of a cockroach…

CSEF · 2019

The Effects of Stress on Memory and Performance

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives The goal of our project was to determine how short term stress affects memory and performance in Middle and High School students, based on their heart rate. Methods 2 Pulse monito…

AJAS · 2019

The Impact of Personality on Perceived Stress

Behavioural and Social Sciences (inferred)

The purpose of this project was to attempt to find a correlation between stress hormone levels and detected symptoms of stress in different personality types. We predicted that although peop…

ISEF · 2019

The Public Perception of Meat Labeling

Behavioral and Social Sciences

The public perception on meat labeling and their knowledge of USDA meat labels were reviewed through a survey. This project was designed to compare the difference between actual knowledge an…

CSEF · 2019

The Science of Stuttering

Behavioral & Social Sciences

Objectives This science project is all about stuttering, a speech impediment in which sounds or words in speech are repeated unintentionally. As a stutterer myself, I wanted to raise awarene…

ISEF · 2019

Ultrasonic Behaviors

Behavioral and Social Sciences

The purpose of this experiment is to use multi-sound waves to visually see the behavioral changes of a Pink-toe tarantula known as the Avicularia Avicularia. Sound is produced when something…

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