Our hypothesis is that turning off colour will reduce screentime beacause things wont look as interesing to us which will reduce scrolling.

Other websites that have done the same exprirment have found that , yes, turning off colour on your phone will reduce screentime. We will keep this in mind while doing our expirment.

https://www.twopct.com/p/use-science-to-reduce-screen-time#:~:text=%E2%80%9CParticipants%20who%20had%20their%20phones,anxiety%2C%20and%20screen%20time.%E2%80%9D

https://dragonflyai.co/resources/blog/which-color-catches-the-eye-first#:~:text=We're%20naturally%20drawn%20to,and%20make%20us%20take%20notice.

Independant variable: The greyscale

Dependant variable: The amout of time on the phone.

Controlled: The people, The phone and how many days with or without colour(7)

The procedure is tracking one week with colour and having the particpants write it down or message us. The next week they will have their phone on greyscale and track one week without colour to see the differnce.

Our observations are that , yes, the screentime did go down by an hour and a half on avg. another observation is that aldult went down alot more then the kids.

Our conclusion is that , yes , changing your phone to be in greyscale will reduce screentime by around ( put avr here) 

We would like to acknowledge Molly De Carlo, Lily-Anne Morris , Ncole beazer , Jasper Beazer, Rory Beazer , ( sophies dads name ) Beazer, Erin Wallceand Jerry Walsh for particapating in our project. We would also like to thank miss Souraya and Mme Cyr for supervisng our project.