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In result, the healthy foods proved to be more sufficient in the long term, but the unhealthy foods are better for short term. But, the results were not very sufficient; deeper, more specific experiments are needed to determine an overall outcome.

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We spent a solid 15,000 dollars on this experiment. 10,000 on cookies and 5,000 on Broccoli.

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Stats were not statistically significant because the results were split.

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Our results indicated that in the short term, the unhealthy foods made them happier. But over time the healthy foods proved to be more sufficient.

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Repeated with another group of 100 students, 25 from each grade.

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100 people, 25 from each grade.

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Split by grade level first, randomized, then put into groups with different foods.

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Blinding Variable not possible with this experiment 

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Blinding Variable not possible with this experiment 

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The students who have no change in diet.

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Use random number generator to select students.

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Level of depression

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Types of foods

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Cookies, Broccoli, or no change in diet.

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Randomly select 25 students from each grade, then randomly assign them to the treatments.

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Random High School students

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What helps more with depression, eating healthy or unhealthy foods?

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What helps more with depression, eating healthy or unhealthy foods?