I finally finished my science far project. It was about "Does Color Affect Grip Strength?" This my report.
Introduction
My science fair project is going to test if looking at certain colors will affect hand strength. It sounded like a fun experiment and my dad suggested it to me. He is a strength and conditioning coach and had the equipment to do this project.
I will test each person with a hand dynamometer once with no color, a second time after looking at plain paper for 5 minutes, then a third time after looking at Baker-Miller pink for 5 minutes. After the testing, I will graph the results to see which color had the most affect on hand strength.
I know that sometimes prisons and hospitals use pink to help settle down people that are there. In sports, some teams paint the visiting locker rooms pink to make the other team calmer and not play as well. Baker-Miller pink is supposed to calm people and I want to test to see if that is true.
My science fair project is going to test if looking at certain colors will affect hand strength. It sounded like a fun experiment and my dad suggested it to me. He is a strength and conditioning coach and had the equipment to do this project.
I will test each person with a hand dynamometer once with no color, a second time after looking at plain paper for 5 minutes, then a third time after looking at Baker-Miller pink for 5 minutes. After the testing, I will graph the results to see which color had the most affect on hand strength.
I know that sometimes prisons and hospitals use pink to help settle down people that are there. In sports, some teams paint the visiting locker rooms pink to make the other team calmer and not play as well. Baker-Miller pink is supposed to calm people and I want to test to see if that is true.
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