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	Project title	Examine the stroop effect (the effect of color on visual selective attention) and does it affect men or women differently?
	Difficulty Level	Middle school
	From the web?	Yes
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The purpose of this experiment was to determine if gender affects visual selective attention. This was tested using the Stroop effect, a task that shows that people take much longer to say the color of a stimulus when it is used in printing an inappropriate color name, rather than if it appears as a simple solid block of color. The hypothesis of this experiment was that gender would not have an effect on visual selective attention.
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