PPT-Does music affect reaction speed?

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Grace Faletoese Lara Mackay and Will Wall Aim To determine whether different music genres affect a persons reaction speed Purpose Reaction speed is linked to

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Grace Faletoese Lara Mackay and Will Wall Aim To determine whether different music genres affect a persons reaction speed Purpose Reaction speed is linked to concentration Therefore by determining which music genres improve reaction speed we can deduce that those same genres will also improve concentration This applies to us as we can prove that listening to music while studying or inclass is beneficial to our ability to focus. WHY More teens die from car crashes than any other cause and the first year is the most dangerous WHEN 64 National Teen Driver Safety Week October 1524 2014 WHO High school students age 14 along with their schools communities friends and families u 05 005 010 010 005 005 010 010 Cus Cus omer omer ehicle da ehicle da Da Da ac omple omple tion tion e e g St g St art art er er 10 char 10 char aceris aceris tic tic 15 c 15 oncep oncep ts ts 10 oper 10 oper ting poin ting poin ts ts 1s 1s ag ag 2s 2 By Kris Heuston, Josh McFarland and Jay Small. Aim / Hypothesis. The aim of our testing is to determine whether or not there is any difference in reaction time between male and female Year 9 students. . Julia Hosch. Consequentialist. Theory of Economics. Decision Behavior. Expected Outcomes. Expected Emotions. Immediate Emotions. External Forces. Rick & . Loewenstein. , 2012. Immediate/Integral . Maths Statistics Competition. By: Heather Deacon & Jessica Freer. Grade 10. St Peters Lutheran College Indooroopilly. Conducted a reaction time test on people of varying ages. Reaction time test: the 30 cm Ruler Drop Test. Learning outcomes:. To describe and explain the main physical factors that affect fish stocks.. To understand how technological changes and government policies have led to overfishing.. Starter - finish the sentence . AIMS. Determine if the form of effervescent tablets affects the speed of their reaction with water. Determine if the heat of the water affects . the speed of . its . reaction with effervescent . tablets. largo. very slow and broad, example: . turtle. adagio. slow, faster then largo and slower than andante, example: . koala bear. andante. walking speed, example: . human. moderato. moderate, example. : . Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process.. Flashbulb Memories. Highly accurate and vivid memory of a moment a person first hears a shocking event.. Types of episodic memories (explicit). How are instantaneous speed and average speed different?. . Speed. Average speed is computed for the entire duration of a . trip (includes starts and stops so it slows your rate down), . and instantaneous speed is measured at a particular . distance. traveled in a given time. Speed is a . scalar. Velocity (v): change of . position. over time. Velocity is a . vector. Where . Δ. means “change in” or final – initial. Average speed. Section 1 Learning Activity - Definitions. The following definitions are taken from the book “Equine Lameness for the Layman” by Dr. Robert . Grisel. Issues that Affect Performance Course. Section 1 Learning Activity - Definitions. Dawn Bowers PhD LXBlonder PhD KM HeilmanCenter for Neuropsychological Studies Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory University of Florida 1991 rev1999 Page 2of 20TABLE OF CONTENTSBackgroundTheoretic Over Step 1:. Energy must be . SUPPLIED. to break . bonds.. Step 2:. Energy is . RELEASED. when new bonds are . made.. A . reaction is . EXOTHERMIC. if more energy is RELEASED then . SUPPLIED (. hotter.

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