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Caffeine levels are based on 1-100. 1 being the least amount of energy and 100 being the most.

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This study consisted off four high school boys and four high school girls. We marched people based on age, weight, height, and had them do similar experiments being that caffeine can effect people differently. We separated these groups into afternoon coffee drinkers vs. morning coffee drinkers. This will help us compare results once we are done.

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A possible lurking variable in the study could be the amount of sleep the person could have the night before. This could affect the energy levels then the caffeine intake would be unnoticeable.

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With a sample size of 60, we estimated the margin of error to be 12.9%. With a higher moe, there is a greater chance of error which is not the greatest representation of this study.

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Our results concluded that coffee intake affects the energy levels on a person based on the time of day. Morning coffee drinkers showcased a higher level of energy compared to afternoon coffee drinkers.

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At the end of the 12 week trial we found that the controls in the group, (morning coffee drinkers) were more efficient throughout the day. They worked more efficiently and slept better through the night. The afternoon coffee drinkers were very inefficient throughout the morning work time and it took longer for their energy levels to go up in the afternoon. The caffeine made the controls stay up much later and most reported that they did not sleep through the night.

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We randomized all 60 students and the results showed people who took caffeine in the morning have a higher energy level that is sustained throughout the day. People who took caffeine in the afternoon were not as efficient and alterated their sleep schedule.

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Our control group is the participants that will drink coffee an hour after waking up in the morning. This group should be  the most efficient throughout the day.

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Our experimental units were found at the local Anthem Starbucks that we established a relationship with. We asked a select group of 8 people to participate in a energy study for 12 weeks. In this study, the participants will be asked to consume one cup of coffee at a different time everyday. We will test how well they function throughout the day and their energy levels.

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Energy level

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Our explanatory variable is the caffeine amount and the time of day (morning or afternoon).

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A group will consume caffeine in the morning and the other group will consume it in the afternoon. The groups will continue their daily routine and be monitored.

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Highschool students, time of day, caffeine.

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How are highschool students energy levels affected based on the time they consume caffeine?

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What Time Do You Drink Your Cup of Joe?