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==== Results ====
Our results were varied depending on the tests we completed and admittedly, although our research only represents a small sample size, it seems to have some consistency of results.
In our first test [Insert stats here]our results showed that most people the most popular method of communication with others was using the Facebook chat feature. This was because this gave people instant communication with the person they were talking with. The second most popular means of communication was using the Facebook messaging feature and finally the least most popular means of communication is communication through wall posts. Knowing how most people communicated with others allowed us to know how to flood users with information to see if change blindness would come into affect when we tried to send other forms of communication and to see what the response times where like.
In our second test we experienced a wide relatively small array of results. They ranged from participants immediately recognizing the change to users who had only a minor delay. With The average participant seemed to recognize the notifications almost as soon as they appeared. The most challenging aspect to analyzing the results was the fact that we lacked the tools to properly account for small changes in reaction times. This is important because in such a small amount of variables that are inherently part data, small variance could prove to provide tangible results if the scope of our test [Needs to be completed]the participant selection were larger.
==== Things we would change====
