Which Energy Drink Gives You the Most Energy?
CSEF · 2009 Behavioral & Social Sciences
Overview
Objectives/Goals Our objective was to learn how human subjects were affected by different brands of energy drinks. Methods/Materials Materials: 8 human testers age 13-16, 75 math worksheets, energy drinks. We will have the testers drink several different energy drinks and perform various tests indicating their energy level at several different time intervals. Results All energy drinks had a negative effect on the subjects, and the energy levels were all extremely similar before the inevitable crash occured. Conclusions/Discussion Our conclusion is that the energy drinks have a negative effect on teenagers and they are definitely not worth drinking when you compare the pros and cons.
Summary statement
To see which energy drink gives teens with the most energy.
Help received
Amara's Mom helped to create graphs, Testers volunteered time.
Competition history
- CSEF 2009
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