In Psychology Kenzie and I are partners for our final, which is a social psyche project. There are not many requirements, and the topic is completely optional to us. We discussed dancing obnoxiously in the middle of the mall to see strangers reactions, we thought about freezing in the middle of a busy area, and finally we came up with a slight less embarrassing idea. We are making a test that surveys levels/ideals of prejudice among high schools across Indianapolis. We are going to create 5 different characters and list 7 characteristics of each but not give their race, sexuality, gender, occupation, hometown, or education level. Then the test taker will have to guess each one of the 6 qualities we didn't give. We want to find out what exactly are "give away" qualities and also if different schools extend different results or if midwestern Indiana teenagers are roughly the same when it comes to stereotyping. I am not 100% sure that this will accurately work, simply because knowing that you are taking a test, and it will probably be obvious that it is for a psychology class, students are going to be less likely to be honest and open about their prejudices. Hopefully, we are able to misrepresent it as a test that isn't testing exactly stereotyping, but we haven't really come up with any successful ideas yet.