Frustration Level Between Gender: Who Will Be the Biggest Offender?

CSEF · 2011 Behavioral & Social Sciences

Overview

Objectives/Goals To find the frustration level between gender, Who will be the biggest offender? Methods/Materials Methods: Finding the human behavior by investigating the frustration and aggression levels between gender, male and female. Materials: Built a project that looks very simple for anybody (testers) to use from the outside. But hidden inside are electronic magnetic fields by using electrical current (from Batteries) that can reverse directions by using toggle switches. Results The results showed positive responses, laughing, frustration, apathy (giving up), sighing and total focus on trying to complete the task given to complete Conclusions/Discussion The majority of the males did respond to the test with a higher stress level and showed more symptoms with aggression behavior I have proved that 90% of the male gender showed signs of aggression and frustration. The female gender tested did not show any signs aggression but did show signs of a 40% frustration level

Summary statement

To find the frustration level between gender, who will be the biggest offender?

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Competition history

  • CSEF 2011 Behavioral & Social Sciences · Entry J0414

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