CLC Hypothesis

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ENT-436 CLC Hypothesis – Blue Group

Instructions: Document the agreed-upon team problem statement above the chart and complete each row and column as directed in the assignment.

Team problem statement: _______ Exposure to Airborne Pathogens on Commercial Flights________

Good Hypothesis

Better Version

Best Version

Independent Variable

Dependent Variable

Example:

The addition of fresh water wells within Rio de Janeiro will help.

Example:

The addition of fresh water wells within Rio de Janeiro will increase citizens' health.

Example:

The addition of seven fresh water wells within the shanty town of Rozinho, outside of Rio de Janeiro, will decrease the amount of necessary doctor visits by 20%.

Example:

Fresh water wells.

Example:

Amount of doctor visits.

Adult passengers, 16 and over, are required to wear a face mask of their choice during the boarding process, but not while they are sleeping, eating, or drinking during the flight.

All passengers are required to wear a face mask of their choice during the boarding process and throughout the flight, except when they are eating.

All passengers are required to wear a new, high quality face mask provided by the airline just prior to boarding the flight. The mask must remain on except when eating.

Face masks.

Exposure rate.

Cabins including a max of ten rows each would reduce exposure and reduce occupancy limits by 15%.

Cabins including a max of five rows each would reduce exposure more and reduce occupancy limits by 30%.

Cabins of varying sizes designed to hold families or groups traveling together, not sharing a cabin with anyone outside of their party, would reduce occupancy limits by 50% or more.

Individual closed off cabins, with individual HEPA air filters, which captures most, but not all pathogens (EPA, 2019).

Exposure rate.

Installing sensors on planes serving undeveloped countries will protect some people.

Installing sensors on all planes making international stops would protect more people.

Installing sensors on all commercial planes will protect all people traveling by plane, as well as the flight staff.

Airborne Pathogen Sensor

Exposure rate.

References

EPA. (2019, April 3). Indoor Air Quality. United States Environmental Protection Agency. Retrieved from

https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/what-hepa-filter-1

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