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**I expect that there will be a negative association because as someone's age increases there will be a decrease in eye blinking.**

 * I will observe five elementary student (boys and girls), fi****ve high school student (boys and girls), eight adults (men and women) a****nd two elderly man and woman.**

Slope- 0.24 Y-Intercept- 16.36 Correlation- 0.141499989 R^2- .0200222 The Number of times they blink= slope * (age group) * minutes Slope- 0.58 Y-Intercept- 13.18 Correlation- 0.344360742 R^2- 0.11858432 The Number of times they blink= slope * (age group) * minutes Slope- 0.269 Y-Intercept- 12.4142857 Correlation- 0.3107927 R^2- 0.096592 The Number of times they blink= slope * (age group) * minutes Slope- 0.15 Y-Intercept- 11.25 Correlation- 0.1366462556 R^2- 0.0186722 The Number of times they blink= slope * (age group) * minutes
 * Elementary**:
 * High School Students:**
 * Adults:**
 * Elderly:**

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The hypothesis was supported by the data. With age, people blink less. Possible sources of error could have been rounding in the math equations or even when doing the math on google docs.