Experimental Hypothesis

Controls- The control in this experiment was very important because if it was not contained, then the data would have been faulty. It was very difficult to keep

In a laboratory study of sleep deprivation, researchers employed a variety of techniques to keep

What were your controls for this experiment? What did they demonstrate? Why was saliva included in this experiment?

This report examines and evaluate the Missouri Standard Science Act. I will describe the purpose and the contents of this bill, then discuss the discrepancies that I have found by comparing the definition of terms provided from its common definition, I will also the identify the validity of some arguments provided in this bill, and discern its inconvenience.

A1. Null hypothesis: There is no difference in the proportion of first responders reporting respiratory symptoms between groups of first responders that were exposed to the dust cloud for shorter duration of time and those that were exposed to the dust cloud for longer duration of time.

The United States of America is one of the world’s most ethnically diverse and multicultural nations. Even though there is not an official national language, most Americans speak Standard American English (SAE). However, the most prevalent native English vernacular dialect in the United States is African American Vernacular English (AAVE). According to Sharon Vaughn, AAVE is “a dialect used by some African Americans” (110). In order to examine AAVE, one must explore the origins, grammatical features, and prominent resolutions, which created a precedent for educating students that speak dialects other than Standard American English.

The two experiments were similar in which they attained two distinct experimental groups, except for the Milgram experiment, and no control groups. The test subjects were classified in the Milgram experiment as students, teachers, and experimenters. While in the Zimbardo experiment

Upon reading the article that was assigned to me #8, SOME EVIDENCE FOR HEIGHTENED SEXUAL ATTRACTION UNDER CONDITIONS OF HIGH ANXIETY by Donald G. Dutton and Arthur P. Aron, the purpose of the study was to see if the hypothesis was true if there is a male’s substantial body of indirect evidence suggest that sexual attractions occur with increased frequency during states of strong emotion. There were a serious of experiment preform to see whether the evidence collected prove to be true to the hypothesis. The experiment was carefully planned procedure to try to be as accurate as possible by the way the female interviewer approached males that were unaccompanied by a female companion between the ages 18-35. The experiments involve the encounter between a female interviewer and a male while they experience a strong emotion whether its fear or some other type of emotion than by means not experience high emotion based on their location.

(2) The name of this experiment is: a field experiment on labor market discrimination, which is pretty self-explanatory.

Were there any problems or difficulties encountered in the experiment? Explain how they may have affected your results.

Likewise, the experiment conducted was trying to find the most effective treatment of halitosis. Instead of using humans in the experiment, a species that is a main producer of halitosis was used, it had each independent variable added to it and then was tested to see if a change was made, if any. The examination used to determine if any results occurred was a zone of inhibition test, which is when a species is spread across an agar plate with something added to it. Then, after it is left undisturbed you measure where the species did not grow, which can be told by where its remnants are clear (Tokuhisa,

Nevertheless linguists and scholars have shown many hypothesis and theories about African American Vernacular English’s origin, it still has been a matter of debate. According to Peterson (2006), AAVE’s origin is primarily described on three ways (as cited in Karvonen, 2009).

From this experiment, five different hypotheses were formulated. The first prediction was that if no evolution had taken place then there would be smaller amounts of offsprings produced because the future would not have evolved and achieved greater fitness. The second prediction was that the spoon was going to be the most well adapted predator to the environment therefore having the highest survival rate in the dirt habitat. This is due to that fact that the spoon has a bowl shape to it therefore giving it more of an advantage to scoop the beans. The third prediction was the idea that the brown beans would have a higher rate of survival because they would be more blended in with the dirt making them the least likely to be seen. The fourth prediction

The concept of linguistic profiling stems from Baugh’s personal experiences which led him to believe that minority groups are linguistically profiled and discriminated against in telephone conversations based on the sound of their voice. To test out his hypothesis, he conducted an experiment in which he called several housing agencies using three distinct dialects; Standard American English (SAE), Black American Vernacular English (BAVE) and Chicano English. He discovered that he received significantly more positive responses when he utilised the Standard American English dialect than he did when he used BAVE or Chicano English. His research confirmed his suspicions that minority groups are discriminated against in the housing market based on the sound of their voice. (Baugh 2003, p. 130) Consequently, Baugh claims linguistic profiling is the ‘auditory equivalent of racial profiling’ (Baugh, 2007, p.340)

To be competitive as renewable energy recourse turbines in wave energy generation must be robust and economical for a number of years. Approaches utilize experiments to characterize and predict the effect of parameters involved. One of which is advancements to turbine blades due to unsteady hydrodynamic loads. Characterizing these loads can determine their fatigue life and determine a more reliable material to be used for manufacturing the blades avoiding premature failure. Reliability is necessary due to most renewable wave energy devices are being placed in remote locations where it is not economical to maintain or replace failed hardware. Turbulent flow across the turbine blade creates moments and bending of the blades