Marijuana
associated with three-fold risk of death from hypertension.
1. In one
sentence, what was the research about?
The research is about how marijuana causes hypertension,
which is abnormally high blood pressure.
2. How many
subjects were used in the experiment?
A group of people 20 years old and older
3. Was there a
control group?
Yes
4. How were
the subjects chosen?
Random
5. What did
the experimenters do to the subjects?
Took their blood pressure and asked if they smoked weed or
cigarettes or both.
6. How did the
subjects react?
They answered the questions
7. Did the
subjects act the way the experimenters expected?
Yes
For white
middle class, moderate drinking is linked to cognitive health in old age.
1. In one
sentence, what was the research about?
This research is about how people younger than 85, if they
drink moderately they will live to 85 without dementia or other cognitive
problems.
2. How many
subjects were used in the experiment?
1,344
3. Was there a
control group?
Yes
4. How were
the subjects chosen?
At random
5. What did
the experimenters do to the subjects?
Looked at their life styles
6. How did the
subjects react?
The way they wanted them to
7. Did the
subjects act the way the experimenters expected?
Yes
Methamphetamine
use linked to heightened stroke risk in the young.
1. In one
sentence, what was the research about?
This research shows how high of a risk young people are at
for getting a stroke from being on methamphetamine.
2. How many
subjects were used in the experiment?
98
3. Was there a
control group?
no
4. How were
the subjects chosen?
Anyone who had a stroke from meth under the age of 45
5. What did
the experimenters do to the subjects?
Got information from their stroke
6. How did the
subjects react?
They had a stroke
7. Did the
subjects act the way the experimenters expected?
Yes
Eye test
could help diagnose autism.
1. In one
sentence, what was the research about?
This research shows how a new eye test measures rapid eye
movement and will be able to tell if a person has autism or not.
2.
How many subjects were used in the experiment
They don’t give a number of subjects
3. Was there a
control group?
Yes
4. How were
the subjects chosen?
People with and without autism
5. What did
the experimenters do to the subjects?
Told them to keep track of a visual target that moved all
over the screen
6. How did the
subjects react?
How they were supposed to
7. Did the
subjects act the way the experimenters expected?
yes