In my Completely Randomized Design (CRD), I will be exploring whether seeing a paragraph in full-text or by-one-line-at-a-time in an online typing game have an influence on my word-per-minute performance. I am inspired to perform this study because as a slow typer, Ive been trying to improve my typing speed and accuracy in order to have optimal productivity when executing my newly acquired hobby of subtitling Thai films in English. Ive been playing on the website TypeRacer to improve my typing skill. Here, I can race with other online players to make my learning process more fun. The typing game works as followed. When you start a game, by default, a paragraph of text appears on the screen with a timer. When the countdown reaches zero, you type the text. When you have typed the last punctuation on the text, then you are taken to the result window displaying your word per minute, time, and accuracy. Recently, I learned that there is another mode available. By default, the game shows the full text of the paragraph; however, you can select to see the paragraph one line at a time. After trying the one-line-at-a-time mode a few times, it seem like there was a slight decline in my word-per-minute results. Thus, I wondered if the different mode actually have an impact on my performance. What follows was a light bulb moment when I realized that I can explore this question further as a CRD study for my Statistic 371 project 1!.
For my study, I am interested in playing practice games (where I am not racing against anyone) in full-text (Treatment 1) and by-lines (Treatment 2) mode. My initial validation to why my word-per-minute results are smaller in the by-lines mode is that the shifting of the words and the lack of further anticipation on the by-lines mode are disadvantageous. I will be conducting and analyzing a balanced CRD of 30 trails15 games on full-text mode and 15 games on by-lines mode.
Equality between men, women & children in the human race has not yet been fully accomplished: but, society has come a long way from where it once was. It still needs to make a few adjustments so that once and for all human beings can live in a world where equality reigns and all are treated equal r...
Interior Design An interior designer is professionally trained to create a functional and quality interior environment. ... The interior design student studies in areas such as space planning, layout, lighting design, building and design technology, AutoCAD, cross-cultural history, theories of design, rendering, color/pattern coordination, cost estimating, purchasing, and contracting. ... In addition to courses relating to interior design, the curriculum requires courses from the humanities, social sciences, sciences, and business. ... Interior designers provide various services including: ...
Dopeland' was released by Random House Australia on May 1st this year, under it's Random House imprint. ... The book is a trade paperback and its official category according to Random House is general non-fiction. ... It is interesting to consider whether Random House Australia have spent any time wondering if any of the stigma could rub onto them? ... (KWB339 Required Readings, p. 76) A gloomy, almost chilling cover design of an aged hand holding a joint is quite obviously fitting, but could quite easily give us the wrong impression of the book being too serious and murky. ... A ...
Regardless of how structured, randomized or natural an experiment of the mind may be designed, when it comes to executing the experiment and relying on accurate results, a continually unpredictable factor is a person's openness to the possibility that they might be capable of sensing more than they can see. ... First, Marks and Coldwell hypothesized that learning was taking place in Sheldrake's experiments since the sequencing of his tests were not completely random. ... Their research design is also flawed in how they interpreted their results. ... This does not reflect an accurate ...
Journal Entry for "How to Make It in College" (CRD-2) Brian O"Keeney gives three excellent recommendations, for students to manage their time and responsibilities, in his article "How to Make It in College, Now That You"re Here". ...
Nothing Random About Fate Fate plays a rather important role in the play, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. ... Although the individual characters" actions could be justified in such a way as to imply that they are completely random, the likelihood is slim. ... The mother's death is the first real example of a character's fate that could be, otherwise, justified as random. ... Nothing is random; everything is predetermined by fate....
Design Studies, initially started in Great Britain in the early 1980s. ... Design studies comprises research programs that emphasize on the study of design practice, design discourse, design products as well as the study of design history and theory. ... Victor Margolin, in his essay The Multiple Tasks Of Design Studies, discusses some of the tools of design studies drawn from may researches in the past. He begins with the 'design methods' movement in Great Britain. ... This is the scale of design today. ...
In the second stanza, Frost wonders if this scene in nature were predetermined or just random. ... This imagery is also reflected in line 13: "What but design of darkness to appall?... This is where the title of the poem comes from, and "design" refers to the design of a possible creator or god. ... This whole poem relies on tricky ambiguities and the inherent beauty of nature to ask if there is a creator or is everything just random. ... The ambiguity in "Design" is the most important part of the poem....