In this section, we practice collecting and analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.

The objective is to make a statement of what you want to study, draw diagrams, tables and charts, state the results, and draw your conclusions.

You will need a group of 10-20 people who agree to participate in the study.

You can collect the following information:

• age
• gender
• weight
• height
• resting heart rate
• blood pressure at rest
• respiratory rate at rest
• amount of exercise (h / week).

Select your research question and make tables or charts explaining them.
For example: to find an answer to the question "do women of different ages have a different resting heart rate?", you must measure the resting heart rate of at least ten women of different ages, and draw a chart or a table of the results. Present your results and conclusions.

The number of research questions depends on how much time you have to conduct the study.

Return the report to the group recovery folder. Remember to assess other groups' reports.