Sugar And Children

supposal The more sugar that a child consumes, the less attentive the child will be. If as well such(prenominal) sugar is consumed the child may become very active for a short time consequently crash. Independent Variable In safe dosses increase the amount of sugar the children consume in a given time period before having them take a short test to track their aid. dependent Variable Have each of the children take a short test to determine how their attention was change with each dosage of sugar. Confounding Variable List any and all affects that may not be a result of the sugar consumption.Survey MethodRandom Sample Allow at random a few different children from the population of children to take part in the survey. If you must recruit children for the survey indeed do it in a manner that will get an average of the complete population of children. such as selecting a child from every five children alphabetically.Biasing Avoid asking questions that forces the children to f it your preconceived caprice or interpretation. Do not use questions such as Do you not feel that too much sugar causes you to lose concentration or your attention when taking a test. Instead iterate it like this How do you feel that the consumption of sugar affects your attention when taking a test. Set up questions to obtain the childs grade and their preferences of sweets like how many and what product they consume. Compare and ContrastBoth Methods offer blue-chip insight to our original question. Survey Method will allow you to kernelively gain data at a much faster pace. observational Method allows for a controlled environment and establishes a cause and effect from your experiment. While the Survey Method is a very fast way to gain insight, it is sometimes seriously to refrain from showing bias in your questioning especially if an outcome is already interpreted. It is also secure to guarantee a true average of the total population of children when doing the Survey Metho d. In my opinion the Experimental Method is clearly the better choice for it establishes the extent of which sugar consumption affects the childs attention and is done in a controlled environment.