May+2

Feedback from presentation (in random order):


 * Powerpoint and execution:**

- idea of panic is not clear - make sure we talk about the initial activity with the puzzles + loud music and how it relates to our exhibit - exhibit picture should be up for more of the presentation so audience can refer back to it - sketch has to be way more clear; navigation needs to be better; walk through needs to be clear - include bird's eye view - resolve tech issues - describe how to induce stress in the beginning rather than in the middle - slide needs to match what is being said - more organized with puzzle: more time, take puzzles away so judges can concentrate on presentation - don't say "as (insert group member name) said before" or point out group members; need to speak as "we"


 * Physical exhibit:**

- is the one way mirror a good idea? Would visitors be stressed if they knew what was going to happen? - bigger room? - what motivates the visitors to do the puzzles?


 * Research:**

- find evidence (articles, research that have been done) to see if there is a correlation between loud music/shaking/scary voice and stress - cortisol and reaction time correlation - link to extreme sports; how do athletes overcome stress? (add-on to real life applications)