Question: Will peoples’ reaction times change with dizziness?
Materials: Markers, timer, test subject
Procedure:
- Put test subject’s name in data table, in the name column
- Spin person 8 times (bending down), make them dizzy
- Hold 2 markers, throw 1, see if they catch it. Have another person start the timer when the person throws the marker and stop it when the test subject either touches it or it lands on the floor.
- Put reaction time (the time on the timer) in data table, in the dizzy column
- Wait until they aren’t dizzy
- Hold 2 markers, throw 1, see if they catch it. Have another person start the timer when the person throws the marker and stop it when they either touch it or it lands on the floor.
- Put reaction time (the time on the timer) in data table, in not dizzy column
- Compare reaction times with and without being dizzy
Data:
Test Subjects
|
Dizzy
|
Not Dizzy
|
Rohit
|
02.04
|
01.02
|
Shinzo
|
01.67
|
00.52
|
Duncan
|
01.40
|
00.60
|
Krishav
|
00.82
|
00.48
|
Leo
|
01.43
|
00.74
|
Sanya
|
00.99
|
00.57
|
Robbie
|
01.00
|
00.44
|
Zara
|
01.10
|
00.70
|
Fiore
|
00.54
|
00.44
|
Lyndon
|
00.92
|
00.36
|
Sejung
|
00.80
|
00.45
|
Vedanti
|
00.73
|
00.53
|
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