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ENT-436 CLC Hypothesis Template

Abigayle Selby, Brooke Keffer, Charkita Berry, John Tarpeh, Lance Watkins, & Scott Sendelbach

ENT-436-0501

June 26, 2020

Grand Canyon University

ENT-436 CLC Hypothesis Template

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: Drunk driving has been a problem that has continued to affect society, ruin lives, and cause deaths. We will examine different possibilities that could reduce drunk driving.

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.

The invention and introduction to self-driving cars will reduce drunk driving

The technological invention and introduction to self-driving cars will reduce the number of alcoholic crash deaths in 2021

If more automobiles are integrated with AI and can become self-driven, then the number of alcoholic crash deaths will be reduced

Self-driving cars

Reduce drunk driving

Ridesharing Apps

Ridesharing app like Steer clear will not only offer a ride for the alcohol impaired but will also get your car home for you.

According to research published by Newsweek, the introduction of ridesharing apps into mainstream society has had a profound effect the number of drunk-driving incidents. Studies have found a decrease in drunk-driving fatalities by as much as 5.6 percent.

All smartphones must have a mandatory apps for rideshare active at all time on their phone.

This will reduce the number of accident and death by far.

Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving statistics.

Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving related deaths.

Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving and increase road safety by 34%.

Legal age limit

Percentage of drunk driving related deaths

A ride share service that drives the customer’s car home will help.

A ride share service that drives the customer’s car home will decrease drunk driving.

Similar to Uber, a ride share service that gives a customer a ride home in their own car will minimize the urge to drive drunk.

A ride share service that utilizes a customer’s car to drive them home

Reduces the urge and ability to drive drunk

Breathalyzers stop drunk driving

Systematic use of breathalyzers will stop drunk driving

Vehicles equipped with breathalyzers can drastically reduce the number of drunk driving accidents and fatalities

Vehicles equipped with mandatory breathalyzers

Reduced fatalities and drunk driving arrests

Required breathalyzers after leaving a bar will reduce drunk driving.

Having required breathalyzers after leaving a bar will reduce drunk driving and possibly save a life.

If bars required breathalyzers test for each patron leaving, then it could reduce alcohol-involved crash deaths by 15%

Breathalyzer test

Reduced drunk driving cases

Bars closing at 12.a.m. instead of 2.a.m.

Closing the bars two hours early will cut down on the number of drinks served which can possibly lower the number of drunk drivers.

If bars were required to close at 12.a.m, it could keep more people off the road during one of the most dangerous times which is 12.a.m to 3.a.m.

Closing bars at midnight

Reduce number of drinks to lower number of drunk drivers

References:

Beasley, V., 2020. Study Finds Driverless Cars Reduce Drunk Driving, But Increase Binge Drinking. [online] Medicalxpress.com. Available at: <https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-03-driverless-cars-drunk-binge.html> [Accessed 28 June 2020].

Alcohol.org. (2020). Drinking & Driving Rates in Cities with Ridesharing & Public Transit. Retrieved from https://www.alcohol.org/dui/drinking-and-driving-rates/

Brown, Katheleen (April 30, 2012). Alcohol Misuse & Abuse Drunk and Impaired. Retrieved from: https://www.scramsystems.com/blog/2012/04/nhtsa-drunk-drivers-cause-one-death-every-51-minutes/

Drunk Driving Fatality Statistics. (2020). Retrieved from Foundation for Advancing Alchohol responsibility: https://www.responsibility.org/alcohol-statistics/drunk-driving-statistics/drunk-driving-fatality-statistics/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20National%20Highway%20Traffic%20Safety%20Administration%2C,driver%20with%20an%20illegal%20BAC%20%28.08%20or%20great June, D., & Levins, H. (2016, June 01). Study Confirms In-Car Breathalyzers Reduce DUI Deaths. Retrieved June 25, 2020, from https://ldi.upenn.edu/news/study-confirms-car-breathalyzers-reduce-dui-deaths Nothacker, K., 2015. The Most Dangerous Times On The Road. [online] BACtrack. Available at: <https://www.bactrack.com/blogs/expert-center/35042821-the-most-dangerous-times-on-the-road> [Accessed 28 June 2020].

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