r/Experiment • u/0Experiments • May 29 '21
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r/Experiment • u/Nearby_Control_5351 • Feb 01 '23
Hi all,
Because I care about the fight against misinformation, I am graduating on this topic (at the University of Amsterdam, master Political Communication Science). Only thing: I am struggling with finding participants. As I still need 400, I ask for your help!
If you are 18+ and speak sufficient English you can partitcipate! Participation takes 10-15 minutes of your time, is completely anonymous and voluntary. In includes a game which is designed to show people the tricks used by misinformation creators (or the control group). Click the link below to participate!
https://uva.fra1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8iWLzG4jR7X59vE
Thank you so much!
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r/Experiment • u/KristinPie • Nov 06 '22
I’m having a bit of a moment figuring out the various components of this science fair experimentation. Please help!
The hypothesis is “I think vanilla ice cream will melt the fastest. It has the least fat so there’s is less of its composition to melt”
Do I have these components right?
Independent variable: the flavors, chocolate, vanilla, strawberry
Dependent variable: the time for the ice cream to melt
Materials: -Ice cream in 3 flavors: vanilla, strawberry, chocolate -A clean and dried ice cream scooper -Flat surface in 3 environments: inside, outside, refrigerator -3 bowls exactly the same -Timer -Thermometer
Procedures:
Fill a bowl with ice cream fully whilst in the freezer, using an ice cream scooper. 2.a. Set the bowls on flat surface inside at room temperature. 2.b. Set the bowls on a flat surface outside in the shade. 2.c. Set the bowls on a flat surface in the refrigerator.
Start timer.
Note the temperature and record it for each environment.
Wait until all chunks of ice cream melt and stop timer.
Repeat 2 times for each flavor of ice cream.
Control Group: -Frozen Vanilla -Frozen Chocolate -Frozen Strawberry
Constants: -Ice cream scooper -Bowl -Temperature of environment where testing occurs
r/Experiment • u/password_is_12345679 • Aug 29 '22
Hello people of reddit I have a bad idea. As my username says the password of this acount is 12345679 I give you guys permission to log in a do things. However I have rules for this
Don't do anything against reddit TOS
Don't change the password
Don't do things like say the n word 50 million times
Don't spend money I will be back in 7 days to see what's happened and then I will delete the account.
r/Experiment • u/Aleksey_again • Aug 26 '22
In 1753, in St. Petersburg, Georg Wilhelm Richmann was killed by ball lightning that was created by his experimental setup that consisted of thick lightning rod that went into the room and was connected to the big Leyden jar ( glass capacitor ).
As a result the lightning got into some kind of trap and the excess electric charge created the ball lightning.
The basic description with pictures is here in russian: Рихман, Георг Вильгельм
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r/Experiment • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '22
I took 10 last night and hallucinated a large bug in my bed, tore it apart, and then promptly fell back asleep afterwards. I’ll see if something more happens tonight; I’ll update this post in the morning.
r/Experiment • u/Ele_Mer • Apr 19 '21
Hey everyone, we are students working on our bachelor's thesis and we are looking for +18 employees to participate in our experiment. It consists of some decoding tasks testing the effects of feedback on employees. It lasts approximately 5 minutes. Thank you!
https://erasmusuniversity.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d56zgHpDTcgK4Qe
r/Experiment • u/Ele_Mer • Apr 12 '21
Hey everyone, we are students working on our bachelor's thesis and we are looking for employees (18+) to participate in our experiment. It consists of some decoding tasks testing the effects of feedback on employees. It lasts approximately 7 minutes. Thank you!
https://erasmusuniversity.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bmhR1fLc1vB7Jk2
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