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    How does the

    amount of

    hours a student works,

    affect their sleep?

    By: Alicia Knight, Lisa Nguyen and


    Madison Burke

    Survey Questions
    1.

    What is your age?

    2.

    How many hours of sleep do you


    get every night?

    3.

    How many units are you taking this


    semester?

    4.

    How many hours during the week


    do you work?

    5.

    What college are you attending at


    ASU?

    6.

    What grade level are you?

    7.

    How many leisure hours do you


    have every week

    How does the


    amount of hours a
    student work,
    affect their sleep?

    Responses Analysis
    *

    To collect data, we

    used Forms in Google


    Docs.

    *Overall, we had
    a total of 93
    responses to our
    survey questions.

    Colleges attending

    Grade level

    Work hours

    Sleep hours

    Hours Worked Vs. Grade Level

    CHART

    CHART

    Data Analysis
    Our data and questions have shown
    that according to the amount of
    hours you work each week, your
    sleep pattern is at risk of being
    negatively affected.

    What would we do differently next time?


    Spend more time on the general
    research question
    Spend more time ensuring the survey
    questions reflect the research
    question

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