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Does listening to music improve test scores?

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300 High school students grades 9-12

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We are collecting them from our local high school

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Music

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Music and no music

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Test scores

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Gender, grade anddrug use

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Control group listens to no music and there is no placebo

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You can’t play music without people knowing

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Grade

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The margin of error is 5.8% for 300 subjects which is only 18 people or less

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Choose students from a different school and doing this again would help eliminate bias and lower the margin of error

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Of the 150 that listened to music while studying 80% (120) scores above an 85% on the test.
Of the 150 that didn’t listen to music 42% (64) scored above an 85% on the test.

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The results are significant because the results show that students that listen to music while studying get higher test scores than those who don’t.

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The expirement cost was $1,420,169.69
The teams salary was their freedom
150 sets of $100 headphones and 150 Spotify premium accounts is a total of $16,500

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Because of the expirement every student listens to music while they study
We made trillions from the study and we were given multiple Nobel peace prizes
The employees that got paid with their freedom weren’t very happy