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By Bailey Headley and Dominic Mueller

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Outcome
We were able to conduct a test and see the effects that coffee versus sleep could get you on a test the following day. This information could be useful for college campuses

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Finances
Coffee- 4 cups per person (for 40 people) $300.00
Testing area/ facility $500 for an hour and a half
Tests- $25
Total- $825

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Statistical Significance
The Data collected clearly shows that those who get 8 or more hours of sleep are more likely to score a better grade on a test, over those who stay up all night drinking coffee.

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Replicate it by next time doing energy drinks instead of coffee

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80 people

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Walking up to random college students on a campus and asking them to participate. We need 40 guys and 40 girls. 20 girls and 20 guys to sleep. 20 guys and 20 girls to stay up.

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The people who get the sleep will most likely get the best scores.

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40 college students who stay up all night and drink coffee, the night before the test. 40 college students who get 8 hours of sleep the night before the test.

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If your apart of the group staying up all night (till 8:00am) and drinking coffee OR if your apart of the group getting 8hours of sleep.

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The test scores

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Treatments

Give them a test the following morning

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Selection method

Going to a college and asking 80 random college students to participate

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Experimental Units

Ask college students if they want to participate in our experiment

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Question of experiments

To see if sleep effects test scores the following day.