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Differences

Published on Dec 17, 2015

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Differences

and How We React to Them...
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Difference

A point or way in which people or things are dissimilar.
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Why do we notice Differences so much?
Why do we react so differently?

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Well, it is a survival instinct. It comes from when we were cavemen and had to watch for small things to alert us.

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Our Brain

  • Receives signals from Eyes
  • Analyzes surrounding and messages
  • Notices that something is off (different)
  • Wonders why and comes up with possible reason, or takes action (such as asking)
  • Sends out hormones that trigger positive/negative reaction
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When you notice something different, what is the 1st thing YOU do?

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Jump to conclusions inside your head?
Express your reaction openly?

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The Experiment

  • I showed my 10 test subject 5 pairs of pictures
  • The 1st of every pair showed the ideal object, the 2nd one was the same item but not what you normally see.
  • I asked the subject to record the first thing that came to their minds, while I recorded their facial reactions. I asked for complete silence.
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Sky

Pair 1
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Pencil Case

Pair 2
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Tree

Pair 3
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Iceberg

Pair 4
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Pigeon(s)

Pair 5
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What were your Reactions?

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The Results

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Facial Reactions

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1st Thoughts

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1st Thoughts cont.

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What Now?

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Next Time Improvements

  • Larger Sample Size for my experiment to get more accurate/diverse data.
  • More drastic differences for the experiment.
  • Recording of the experiment so that I can analyze them more.
  • More consistent locations for more accuracy.
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Next Time Improvements cont.

  • Maybe allow the subjects to use verbal reactions? I didn't allow any this time because I didn't want any distractions
  • I don't think I spent enough time planning my project so I would plan ahead more next time. This was probably because I changed my project a few times to really find something I was interested in.
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Thanks!

By: Tanmay
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