Hugs Not Drugs

CSEF · 2009 Behavioral & Social Sciences

Overview

Objectives/Goals what are the prime condititons for an individual to react positively to a stranger as measured by the likelyness that the given indavidual will hug a stranger Methods/Materials go to two types of locations (purpose and leisure) ask individuals for hugs Results more hugs at places of leisure Conclusions/Discussion an individual will be more friendly in a place of leisure because they have no real reason to be in said area and will be more open to converse and hug a stranger

Summary statement

what are the prime conditions for people to give hugs

Help received

transportation provided by mothers

Competition history

  • CSEF 2009 Behavioral & Social Sciences · Entry S0306

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