1. Split into six groups.

2. Each group will take one of the six questions listed above and design an experiment to empirically answer the question.

3. When presenting your experiment to the larger group, demonstrate how exactly your experimental procedure will support (or refute) the hypothesis that is relevant to the question.

Think “out of the box”. Don’t worry if the suggestions seem absurd. Psychologists spend years carefully designing studies like that. The purpose of the exercise is just to try, (probably)

fail and then laugh about it!