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  • Elementary School - Grades 4, 5, 6
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Effects of Conversation on Driving R
    Find out if boys and girls go to the same places. R

    Human Behavior Science Fair Projects & Experiments
    Middle School - Grades 7, 8, 9
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    Discover whether people can accurately determine if a smile is genuine or fake. R
    Determine whether or not people in a small town would be more likely to help a stranger by mailing an envelope than people in a large city. R
    The Impact of Socioeconomic Status on Childhood Fears R
    Does Lying Affect Blinking in Adolescents? R
    Determine if and why people answer ringing public payphones. R
    How Does Online Gaming Affect Social Interactions? R R
    Can any female actually measure-up to the “Barbie” doll image? S
    Quantitative Test of a Theory on Emotional Responses to Humanoid Robotic Faces R
    Determine whether yawning (oscitancy) is contagious in children. R R
    Determine if it is possible to influence a person to act outside of their "normal" behavior R R
    Is Peer Review Valid? R R
    What is bullying? R S
    The need of personal space in males and females R
    Determine if men really marry women with personalities like those of their mothers'. R
    Does birth order affect someone's personality? R R
    Do teenagers make occupational decisions based on parental influences? S
    Are rules about friendships outside the clique stricter for girls than boys? S
    Survey how average high school students rank ten reasons people hookup and breakup. S
    Determine what factors are most important to high school students when selecting a homecoming queen. S
    Human Behavior Science Fair Projects & Experiments
    High School - Grades 10, 11, 12
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Which form of cyber bullying is most commonly used and which gender is more likely to be targeted between rural and urban areas. S
    How are we affected by our social environment? S
    Determine what percentage of teen girls are bullies, bystanders, and victims. R
    Simulating the Effect of Population Influence Structure on the Propagation of Ideas R
    Determine if there is a significant decline in religious values from leaving the parental home (high school) upon entering college. S
    The relation between social influences, personality, and language S
    Do the colors one wears has an affect on the first impression they give to others. R
    Repeat small world experiment (examinined the average path length for social networks of people in the United States) R
    Repeat Asch conformity experiments (demonstrated the power of conformity in groups) R
    Repeat Breaching experiment (seeks to examine peoples' reactions to violations of commonly accepted social rules or norms.) R R
    Repeat Luke Johnson Phone Experiment (how many people will call someone they have never met) R
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