HELP w/hypothesis...
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lpj
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- Project Question: We will be determining if your heart rates increases during exergames compared to heart rate increases by just jogging in place. We are looking for a hypothesis that will catch the readers' attention.
- Project Due Date: 2/25/10
- Project Status: Not applicable
HELP w/hypothesis...
We are dtermining if your heart rate increases with exergames compared to heart rate increases with jogging in place. We are using three different volunteers with three trials of Wii Sports (tennis) and the same volunteers with three trials of jogging in place and then comparing resting heart rate to maximum heart rate. I am looking for help with the hpothesis that is catchy and captures the readers' interest.
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mpphlipot
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Re: HELP w/hypothesis...
lpj,
Sounds like a fun project. Good luck with it.
Have you taken a look at the Science Buddies guide on writing a hypothesis? (https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... esis.shtml) If not, check that out first.
Note that your project hypothesis is *your* educated guess at what will be the outcome of the experiment. It isn’t something that someone else should create for you.
So, for starters, come up with something that reflects how you think the results will turn out. Make a stab at writing it in a concise, understandable statement. Don’t worry at this point about making it “catchy”. Post it here and then we can offer ideas on how to make it more interesting to the reader.
Mike
Sounds like a fun project. Good luck with it.
Have you taken a look at the Science Buddies guide on writing a hypothesis? (https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... esis.shtml) If not, check that out first.
Note that your project hypothesis is *your* educated guess at what will be the outcome of the experiment. It isn’t something that someone else should create for you.
So, for starters, come up with something that reflects how you think the results will turn out. Make a stab at writing it in a concise, understandable statement. Don’t worry at this point about making it “catchy”. Post it here and then we can offer ideas on how to make it more interesting to the reader.
Mike