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The Power of Sports on Self-Esteem

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The Power of Sports on Self-Esteem | Science Fair Projects | STEM Projects
Do you want to know if playing sports can help you feel better about yourself? This experiment will explore the effects of sports on self-esteem.

Hypothesis

The hypothesis is that participants who are active in sports have higher self-esteem.

Method & Materials

You will need to select 10 boys and 10 girls aged 16 who are either active in sports or not active in sports. You will also need a self-esteem survey form and an examination room.
You will need 5 boys and 5 girls 16 years of age who are active in sports and another 5 boys and 5 girls who are not active in sports. You will also need a self-esteem survey form and an examination room.

Results

The results of the experiment showed that participants who are active in sports have a higher than average self-esteem than participants who were not involved in sports.

Why do this project?

This science project is interesting because it explores the effects of sports on self-esteem, which is an important factor in a person's overall wellbeing.

Also Consider

Variations of this experiment could include examining whether students who achieve high results for their academic subjects have a greater self-esteem than average students, or investigating whether age matters.

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