Having the freedom to say whatever I want and get credit for it makes this harder somehow. So, I guess I’ll just say that it was great spending a semester with you all. This class was great and fun. Good luck with […]
An experimental design refers to the type of experiment that exposes the subjects or participants to different independent variables. On the other hand, a pre-experimental design is when drawing any […]
First, I must say that this is one of the strangest things I’ve ever read in my life. The condition of Dr. P in “The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat” has was a condition I first learned in this reading. It’s […]
For my first hypothesis, I predict a prolonged response time for the participants taking the hard version of the Stroop test. I expect the participants to experience difficulty reading a written color, […]
I think it’s fascinating how you connected Conscientiousness to social learning and help-seeking. As soon as I see Conscientiousness, I think of higher GPAs. So, I think you’re hypothesis is very […]
One of my hypotheses for this study is that the higher students score in Neuroticism, the more likely they are to experience academic anxiety. Among the Big Five personalities, Neuroticism carries with […]
I like how you compressed the various aspects and benefits of within-subjects design without leaving out essential information. Your scenario seems highly interesting. I bet it is a recurring study […]
Among the advantages of within-subject designs when conducting a study are the following: since all subjects/participants are exposed to the independent variables at least one time during the […]
Regarding question #20, I agree with you in using freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior instead of the actual years in school. It would be easier for the participants to know, according to their […]
I find your hypotheses very interesting, especially that of the tail flick. Personally, I did not know the reason behind that behavior, but as you stated it in your hypothesis, it sounds like a […]
Based on the observations of grey squirrels in Central Park on February 1st, my first hypothesis is that grey squirrels forage more in the summer in preparation for the winter when food […]
I have to say that, like you, I find your article very interesting. However, what I like the most was how you point out the possible limitations of this study. I completely agree with you that, […]
I found an article in the New York Times called “Heart Stents Are Useless for Most Stable Patients. They’re Still Widely Used.” The hypothesis in this article is that instead of being the heart […]
When I think of science, I think of a tool that promotes the human understanding of the world and its different components through investigation, thinking, and experimentation. Should science […]
