Background
This is the high school where the data was collected.
Cutler Bay Senior High School
This is the average age range in years of the subjects who participated in this study.
15-17 years old
The number of participant and the reason why they decided to not do the survey
3, skeptical of the nature of the project.
An increase of hallucinations were found in participants who had less than this amount of hours.
8
This is the word that describes the time it takes from being awake to finally falling asleep
Sleep Latency
This is the effect in question caused by sleep deprivation in this study.
Hallucinations or "Hat Man"
This is the other country mentioned in this study that participated.
Vietnam
The healthy average range of "awake hours" for teenagers.
13-16 hours
There was no link found in this study between these two variables.
Type of hallucinations and amount of sleep
QBIC stands for:
Quantifying Biology in the Classroom
or
Quality Badass Individuals- Capeesh!
The number of questions in this survey.
4
The two ways how participants approached the survey.
Online methods and in-person PowerPoint Presentations
The number of participants who reported having hallucinations due to lack of sleep.
19
This is the condition that the "hat man" could be associated with.
Schizophrenia
The name given to the largest trees at the Montgomery gardens. (Either largest in state or country)
Champion
These are two common sensory "breaks from reality" that are noticed from sleep deprivation
Visual, Auditory, physical breaks
This is the "open question" from the survey.
3 participants reported these auditory hallucinations. (Name 3 of the 4)
Steps, voices, knocking, name being called out
Multiple responses from a single individual
Three ways to publish and/or have a strong(er) internet presence.
Writing articles, pictures, own internet site, LinkedIn, haikus, google scholar
This is an experiment that was done that could have been "mythical in nature".
Russian Sleep Experiments
This is the form that a researcher must fill out and receive approval from prior to doing research on human beings for ethical reasons to protect participants
IRB (Institutional Review Boards)
These are the four categories mentioned under types of hallucinations.
Shadows, Figures, Auditory, Other Visual
The way to avoid "researcher bias" in this study from the open-ended question.
Have at least one other pair of eyes to look at the responses.
Favorite part of this QBSS