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Some colleges allow students to listen and pace themselves to their own music as long as it isn’t distracting to others.

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1. Tests
2. Speakers
3. Tables and chairs
4. Teacher’s volunteer money
5. Erasers and pencils
Estimation of costbis around $200,000

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People who listened to their own music seemed to have done better than when there was no music. It is possible that the ones with their own music paid themselves with the music.

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Overall, the students who took the test with their own music did the best out of all treatments.

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Go to colleges of any type, at any location. As long as people attending the college can do the experiment.

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1000 college students - 42% will do better with their own music
MOE: 39%-45%

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You could get another set of students, increase the sample size, or go to another college.

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One group would have a different treatment and a different test so they don’t memorize the questions or answers.

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We can’t have any blinds because the students will know which treatment they’ll have.

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The control group gets no music, it will be a normal/standard class.

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To avoid any lurking variables, we will get students with different letter grades so it can test their knowledge on the test as well as their performance based 9 the treatment.

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What will be studied during the experiment is the performance on the tests when the experimental units are takin* the different treatments.

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Every Wednesday for 4 weeks they take a different test with one of the treatments.

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250- no music
250- orchestra
250- own music
250- radio

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1000 college students at a college the instructors will choose, the location or type does not matter.

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Does music help you do better on tests