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CSEF · 2019

Media Mindlessness

Behavioral & Social Sciences Honorable_mention Award

Objectives The main objective of the project is to identify if students are more impressionable into choosing an image with more number of likes than teachers. I predicted that if students a…

CSEF · 2019

Mind over Motion: The Motion-After Effect

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives The objective of this project was to determine if a person's age affected the amount of time they experienced the Motion-After Effect. The hypothesis is that the oldest age group…

ISEF · 2019

Procrastination versus Perceived Consequences

Behavioral and Social Sciences

This study investigates if people procrastinate more on assignments that are worth a large percentage of grade or a small percentage of grade (Hypothesis I) and on extra credit or regular cr…

CSEF · 2019

Reading, Focus, and the Elderly

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives my goal for his project is to see if rrading can help the elderly brain with its declining cognitive ability Methods Prepare the cognition tests, which is called the sage cognitio…

ISEF · 2019

Teaching Physics in Middle School

Behavioral and Social Sciences

In Mexico, there is an aversion situation of middle school students towards science. The above is reflected in the failure rates according to PISA (Program for International Student Assessme…

CSEF · 2019

Testing Creativity in Different Ages

Cognitive Science (Junior Division Only)

Objectives The objective of this experiment is to discover how age influences right side brain activity. Methods 40 Participants split into 5 age ranges, Two Shapes, Paperclip. Tested to see…

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