Conclusion

As you can see, from the results, albeit very slight, we have gotten a
positive relationship between the circumference of neck and waist.

Extraneous variables:
1) measurements taken at different times of the day(are you really
slimme in the morning??)

2) Different weight groups (does this theory apply to the obese and
the underweight?)

3) did the test subjects cheat by sucking their stomach in? (we know
how waist circumference is a sensitive topic!)

We limited this study to a certain age group, hoping to add to the
reliability of the study as we do not have middleage men paunches nor
the potential bulge that pregnant women have after giving birth, to
worry about.

We too, standardized the areas as which to measure. Who knew that the
definition of waists would differ from men and women?

Height and weight should not matter. An interesting study taken up
indeed, that the findings of this study would be positive. Who knew?

So next time, when you are out shopping with your mother, you know
she's making sense when she walks up to you and "forcefully" wrap some
sort of skirt/pants around your neck, to see if you can fit. Don't
struggle with her this time round, you know it's reliable!