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My Hypothesis-dohertyk9

1. OCD

2. People’s perception of OCD

3. Perception of OCD versus the reality of living with it

4. People’s perception of OCD is much more mild than the reality of living with it

5. The public’s perception of the concept of OCD is extremely mild compared to the reality of the disorder

6. The general public’s concept of OCD immensely understates the severe degree to which the disorder negatively impacts the afflicted person’s everyday life.

My Hypothesis-paulajean5

  1. the placebo effect
  2. the placebo effect and antidepressants
  3. the effect of a placebo in place of an antidepressant on people with major depressive disorder
  4. A placebo in place of an antidepressant will help with the treatment of major depressive disorder meanwhile demonstrating a new level of self resiliency in the mind of the one suffering
  5. Taking out the actual active ingredients in the antidepressant pill without subjects being aware may increase the success rate of the pill (in experimentation, of course.)
  6. Once the awareness of self resiliency comes from taking a placebo, people may not have to rely on medicine as much and can focus on therapy and other, maybe more effective, treatments for major depressive disorder.

My hypothesis-amongothers13

1.) Education

2.)  The lack of education

3.) The effects of the lack of education on families

4.) Many countries do not provide the financial resources needed to create schools and provide materials

5.) This means that both children from rich and poor families are forced together in an environment that does not encourage individual development

6.)  Due to the lack of education throughout the world, it leaves children with no other choice but to have a poor education. This means that the drop-out rate and education failure remains high.

My Hypothesis- lbirch141

1. Fire Fighting

2. Smoke and heat detectors and their use to detect fire.

3. Improvement of fire detectors effect the number of fires.

4. A better designed smoke or heat detector will reduce the likelihood of injury or death to an occupant of a household.

5. Eliminating detectors with wires will reduce the chance of electrical problems.

6. Battery-powered detectors are as reliable as hard-wired detectors, eliminating the hazards of wired detectors.

My Hypothesis – picklerick13

1. Reading books

2. How reading effects intelligence

3. The effect a person’s time spent reading each week has on their level of intelligence.

4. Reading more often makes people have a higher level of intelligence.

5. Reading more often actually has no effect on a person’s level of intelligence.

6. Reading a surplus of fiction novels will do more harm than good to your levels of insight and intelligence