SCIENCE ZONE (Run by Advaith Innovative Science Association ® [AISA]) Reg. No. DRB-S/SOR/344/2011-12 Affiliated to VIPNET –Reg. No. V1502010 (A Network of Indian Science Clubs of Vigyan Prasar Govt. Of India) #112‚ Someshwara colony‚ 30th main BTM 2nd stage‚ Bangalore -560068 email: sciencezone.aisa@gmail.com By:- Varundas J H Experiments conducted by Science zone Experiment no.1 Study of Bunsen burner and glass work A) Study of Bunsen burner The different parts of Bunsen burner
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Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila College of Human Development Department of Psychology In partial fulfillment to the requirements In Experimental Psychology Laboratory Report numbers 1‚ 2‚ & 3 In Experimental Psychology Submitted by: Jake Hilson C. Lapira BS Psychology 3-1 Submitted to: Prof. Mary Easter Claire Perez-Torres February 2014 Abstract Introduction People do not think or act instantaneously. The time required to take action depends systematically
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Latin Square Problem Problem: A manufacturing firm wants to investigate the effects of 5 color additives on the setting time of a new concrete mix. Variations in the setting time can be expected from day-to-day changes in temperature and humidity and also from different workers who prepare the test molds. To eliminate this extraneous sources of variation‚ a 5x5 Latin square design was used in which the Letters A-E represent 5 additives. The setting times‚ in hours‚ for the 25 molds are shown in
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Disadvantages of the Experimental Design Advantages: * As well as controlling the independent variable the experimenter attempts to eliminate unwanted extraneous variables. * Control over extraneous variables is usually greater than in other research methods. * Experimental design involves manipulating the independent variable to observe the effect on the dependent variable. This makes it possible to determine a cause and effect relationship. * Because of strict conditions and control the
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HBS 2.2.3. Reaction Time Experimental Design I. Identify a Problem or Question: Can the reaction of an individual be affected by other external factors? II. Introduction: Reaction time refers to the amount of time it takes for a person to process and react to a stimulus. It is important in everyday activities‚ such as driving‚ and sports‚ but not much experiment is conducted to research on this matter. Reaction time with its practical implication can leads to great consequences‚e.g. d
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whipping to produce maximum volume of egg foam. Egg foam need to have a great volume and stable to produce a good quality cakes or any foods. 1.3 Objectives 1. To identify the factors contributing to volume in egg white foam 2. To identify the methods and booster used in developing egg white foams of optimum volume. CHAPTER 2 : METHODOLOGY 2.1 Factor of interest We are interest on type of booster used‚ different type of whipping and different temperature of white egg. We used 3 different
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Natural observation is used when researchers are looking for a particular behavior but this can be a very time consuming method of research. The researcher has no guarantee that he or she will witness the particular behavior he or she is looking for. The second methodology used in gaining qualitative and quantitative data is the survey method. The survey method is a method that polls or questions a large group of people on a particular subject. Researchers do have to trust participants and hope
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when they fell asleep. Students in the caffeine group took significantly longer to fall asleep. The researcher concluded that caffeine interferes with the ability to fall asleep. 1. What was the independent variable for Experiment One? 2. What was the dependent variable for Experiment One? 3. What components of the experiment were set up properly? 4. How could Experiment One be improved? Experiment Two: A researcher wanted to determine if a new anti-anxiety drug decreased
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single event and does not involve learning of a relationship between multiple events. It is contrasted with associative learning (e.g. classical conditioning or operant conditioning) that involves learning the associations between different events. WHAT IS HABITUATION? Habituation is the decrease of a response to a repeated eliciting stimulus that is not due to sensory adaption or motor fatigue. The habituation process is a form of adaptive behavior that is classified as non-associative learning
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-- Brain scans show that the brains of people who are lying look very different from those of people who are telling the truth‚ U.S. researchers said on Monday. The study‚ using functional magnetic resonance imaging or fMRI‚ not only sheds light on what goes on when people lie but may also provide new technology for lie-detecting‚ the researchers said. "There may be unique areas in the brain involved in deception that can be measured with fMRI‚" said Dr. Scott Faro‚ director of the Functional Brain
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