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Sight vs. Hearing: which sense causes a faster reaction time?

Human Health and Behavior
Emma Bonazza

Grade:
6
Teacher:
CJ San Julian

Purpose of my Experiment: The purpose of my experiment is to figure out whether sight or hearing helps a person’s reaction time to be faster. This can help with safety in many areas of life, like driving or sports.


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One thought on “Sight vs. Hearing: which sense causes a faster reaction time?

  1. Great project investigating whether hearing or sight leads to faster reaction times. I liked how you used a clear and simple ruler-drop experiment and compared the results across multiple trials. Your use of a blindfold and bell helped create a strong comparison between the two senses. The photos, charts, and data tables made the experiment easy to understand.

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