| | Just a sudden thought, a "Hi-Bye" experiment,
Here are the details:
First, i would like to make my definition of "Hi-Bye" to give it vivid meaning:
When two people is met coincidently,
with only a few saying between them, not necessary including the word "Hi" or "Bye"
then each of them keep on going in their different way.
I called this situation a "Hi-Bye" process.
The experiment's frame is that:
Aim: To investigate the frequency of "Hi-Bye" and the time staying in campus
Hypothesis: The longer one stays in campus, the higher frequency one would make "Hi-Bye" with others
(Obviously, here I assume that the guy is not always staying in library or he hides himself so that no one would find him.)
Variable: Dependent variable: the frequency of "Hi-Bye"
(The frequency is counted once I am in campus)
Independent variable: the duration that I stayed in campus
Apparatus:
1 Note book
1 pen (for recording)
Procedures:
1. Direct counting of frequency each day
2. Input the result in computer
3. Plot the graph of frequency against the duration in campus
Result:
God knows, I haven't done this expt.
(But I am quite sure it is not a straight line as those studied in high school.)
Discussion:
The topic can be changed as how this result would be if I joined some kind of activities, like living in halls, being a committee member in some sort of clubs and make some comparison.
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| | Posted 10/23/2009 8:13 AM - 20 Views - 4 eProps - 4 comments
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