Behavioural and Social Sciences science fair projects from 2006

Browse 72 real Behavioural and Social Sciences projects entered in 2006, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2006

Are the Shades of Gray the Same?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals My goal is to how and what the volunteer view, which is like an optical illusion only dealing with gray shades. But i many change some of this information. Methods/Materials…

CSEF · 2006

AYP and Diversity: How Do Schools Measure Up?

Social Sciences (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) takes an essential role in today#s society. But, ever since 2001 when the No Child Left Behind Act was passed, every school is expected to gro…

CSEF · 2006

Back Door to the Mind

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to determine if it is possible to influence a person to act outside of their "normal" behavior. I believe that it is possible to influence…

CSEF · 2006

Can Music Make You Smarter?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals I wanted to find how playing a musical instrument affects logic ability of middle school students. My hypothesis was that there would be a positive correlation between instr…

CSEF · 2006

Can You Believe Your Eyes?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this this experiment is to find out which is a more effective method of crime solving, eyewitness accounts or handwriting analysis. Methods/Materials Material…

CSEF · 2006

Can You Believe Your Eyes?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals Since the fifth grade, I have been fascinated by optical illusions. It is easy to look around and see things with our eyes, but what happens when we look at images or pictur…

CSEF · 2006

Cartoon Violence

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to demonstrate that male children are more influenced from the violence in cartoons compared to female children. This project also proves th…

CSEF · 2006

Color vs. Memory

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The problem is to determine if color has an affect on the human memory. Methods/Materials Two reading tests were given at the same reading level (5th grade level.) Subjects…

CSEF · 2006

Common Sense

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals In our experiment, Common Sense, we explore the concept of sensory input loss. Our problem: When deprived of a particular sensory input (hearing/vision) is the other sense r…

CSEF · 2006

Determining Whether Color Affects Memory

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals My objective to my project is to make it easier for students to study. The easier it is to remember what you're reading the better you'll do on a test. Methods/Materials The…

CSEF · 2006

Does It Matter?

Social Sciences (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals Our project was to find out if the placement on a ballot mattered in the voting results. Methods/Materials 120 subjects Ballot 1 Red,Yellow,Green,Blue-30 Ballot 2 Yellow,Gre…

CSEF · 2006

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals My project is about sound and how people hear sounds. How we hear and interpret them varies from person to person. The primary focus of my project was to find out whether pe…

CSEF · 2006

Do You Remember?

Social Sciences (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals What is the impact of gender familiar items to ones short-term memory? Is there any impact at all? My hypthosesis was that the sex of the person would determine which items…

CSEF · 2006

Eye Spy: A "Handy" Game

Behavioral Sciences

Objectives/Goals The goal of my project was to see if there was a difference in the number of hidden 3-D pictures('Magic Eye" pictures) right and left handed persons were able to see. Method…

CSEF · 2006

First Five

Social Sciences (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals To see if attending preschool had an effect on children. Methods/Materials Create and hand out surveys to K-5th grade students. Tally the surveys to see the results. Results…

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