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Does a handshake or a high five when greeting people influence their mood?

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The behavior a subject exhibits when a treatment is received; smile or no smile.

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The treatment each subject receives, whether that be a handshake or a high five.

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Handshakes and/or high fives.

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The margin of error for the 100 students is 10%.

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100 High School Students at Boulder Creek

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We are not able to blind our subjects since our study seeks to get a response from a physical action that our subjects can see.

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We will have someone stand outside the cafeteria entrance have have them come into conversation with every third persons that passes by after they are done with the current conversation.

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There could be a few lurking variables including the mood of the person, previous conversations the person was in, and how those previous affected the persons mood.

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People who are smiling in the beginning will be grouped and people who aren't smiling will also be grouped together.

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On a different day we will have the same selection process but increase our sample size to 200 people to legitimize our previous results.

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Our data shows that High Fives make people smile more than handshakes but this data can’t be statistically significant.