Eating Carbohydrate Longer Than Without Protein

The experimental method would allow us to observe the firsthand effect the sugar has on young children. However, this method would require the parents to give us legal consent or if it is ethically right the give children the sugar. To set up the experiment we would separate the kids into three random groups. The singular control group will not be receiving sugar while the other two do. Of the two separate experimental groups one will receive double the amount of sugar than the other. Then we assign each group to do the same task which requires their attention. The independent variable is the amount of sugar given to each group. The dependent variable is how the sugar affects the children’s attention.

Spurlock's independent variable is the change in his eating habits to be exclusive to McDonald's items. As a second independent variable, Spurlock reduces the amount of walking he does from 4-5 miles a day

There are several parts to the experiment such as both the independent and dependent variables. The independent variable is controlled or changed during the experiment to test the effects on the dependent variable. The dependent variable is tested and measured during the test .A controlled variable is an example for an independent variable would be variable that is held constant throughout the experiment. An example is a theory that could extend a person’s life expectancy. The independent variable is the amount of vitamin given to the subject within the experiment. The dependent variable is the life span

1. For this experiment, what were the independent variable and the dependent variable? What were the constants?

The data will be collected by testing the blood pressure levels daily after eating fatty foods and healthy exercise.

1) This is an experiment because they are manipulating the amount of caffeine given to the participants. The dependant variable is the time spent on the puzzle. The independent variable is the caffeine.

Calculate the average size of the bubble for each brand of bubble gum (adding and dividing by 3)

Are pennies better clean or dirty? Clean, of course. Clean pennies are probably used more than dirty pennies, but maybe just clean all the dirty pennies with the products: orange juice, coca cola, and taco sauce and see which one cleans the pennies the best, so then just use those. If any of these products cleans pennies, then coca cola will clean the pennies the best. For independent variable it was the products and the dependent variable is the clean pennies. The control group is the coca cola and the experimental group is orange juice, coca cola, and the taco sauce. For this experiment there was only a few steps to do in order to have clean pennies. After all the materials are ready then pour the products into cups and put at least two pennies in each product. Once the products are in the cups then set timer for 30 minutes and repeat this step for three trials. Collect the weight of the pennies after 30 minutes each time and write it down to see which of the products took off most of the dirt on the penny. Collect all the other data that is needed. This is just one way that cleans pennies but

Dependent variable- jar volume after the egg is out (ml). Controlled variables- jar, same amount of water and corn syrup, same number of days it stayed there, same grade egg, same process, same surface we put them on. The experimental group are both the eggs because they both got tested on. We didn't have a control group because we didn't have an egg that didn't go through a test. The experimental group is the group you experiment on. The control group which doesn´t get tested

Our experiment was simple, yet painful. It involved us pressing a clothespin nonstop, for 3 minutes and 20 seconds. Every 20 seconds, we had to tell our partner how many times we pressed the clothespin. Each person did this 4 times, twice with each hand. One time, we were also listening to fast-paced music, in hopes of distracting us from the pain. The experimental control was a prior experiment. In which we pressed the clothespin like I explained, but without any music. So we kept the clothespin, the people doing the experiment, and allotted time the same during both experiments. Our independent variable was the addition of music (distraction), while the dependent variable was the muscle fatigue in

Firstly acquire three test tubes. All test tubes will contain gelatin. One of them will contain both pineapple and compound X. Compound X is our independent variable in this experiment. Another will contain just pineapple and gelatin. The last one will contain only gelatin, this test tube will be our control group. The next step is to put all the test tubes in the icebox and wait for the gelatin

Case study 1: Mr and Mrs Fundi are both 26 years of age and are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; they both are very busy workers. Monday through to Saturday they usually skip breakfast or if there is time they will fry some food left over from the day before. Mr Fundi’s lunch is

The independent variables would be the different types of feedings that the infants may receive. In this research the infants either receive intermittent or bolus feedings. The infant may get small amounts of feedings over time, which is an intermittent feeding. Or the infant can get a larger amount at set times, which is bolus feedings. The variable is manipulated to get the dependent variable. These two independent variables act on their own to influence the dependent

A carbohydrate is a member of a large class of natural organic substances. Carbohydrates are in almost everything we eat, sometimes in very small amounts but often times in substantial quantities. Some examples of common carbohydrates are sugars, starch and cellulose. Carbohydrates are important because they provide a storage of energy in our bodies that is quickly accessible. In fact, carbohydrates make up the major source of dietary energy for people all over the world (Stephen 1995). In addition, carbohydrate intake increases levels of a substance called tryptophan in the body, which releases serotonin in the brain. Whether this phenomenon affects our hunger and eating habits is

2. The independent variable is thewater. The dependent variable is the candy. The controlled variable are the other materials used.