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Without too much reasoning we split the genders of the subjects.

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Potential lurking variables include memory and the cognitive function of the people.

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The subjects are blind in this experiment as they are not aware that this is a social experiment until questioned of the story after it is told.

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Every subject, as they are all told a story before the actual experiment begins with no emphasis on eye contact.

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The number of answers correct on the 15 question quiz regarding the story told.

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100% Eye Contact versus 0% Eye Contact

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Subjects will first hear a story told with no emphasis on eye contact then 15 of both the women and men will be told a story with non-stop eye contact and the other half of the men and women will be told a story told to make no eye contact at all.

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This study will be replicated at a park in Glendale using the same selection method and experimental units.

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The selection method was random, while making sure we surveyed 30 men and 30 women.

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60 random park-goers above the age of 21 (for developement reasons)

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Does the amount of eye contact made affect information retention?