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Because our data was not very significant we planned to do a larger study in May of 2019. As for the people in the experiment most people switched to listening to classical music before bed seeing as it had the largest percentage of people saying they slept great on that night.

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Unfortunately our data did not have much of a statistical significance. By only testing a small group of people our numbers are not that different but you do see some differences. Next time it will be beneficial to use a larger group of people to see more statistical significance.

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We will replicate this study to make sure our data is valid. Next time we will test with a larger amount of people and hopefully get a greater outcome .

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After the week we analyzed the data and saw that people who listen to calming music like classical music get better sleep than when you listen to heavy music before bed. The control group sleep was relatively the same every night but compared to the experimental group the control slept better more often.

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With a sample size of 20 people our margin of error is 22.36 . This high margin of error is not ideal to represent all people but it will represent our small sample size well. Ideally you would want a small margin of error .

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This is not a traditional match pair experiment. You can’t match people up when you are testing sleep and each person Is getting the same treatment anyway except the control group. We did make sure that each had the same sleep schedule and no health conditions that can effect the quality of sleep

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We were not able to make this a blind experiment since each person has to know what songs to listen to and record their sleep and we had to make sure they all fit our requirements

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To eliminate any potential Lurking varieties we made sure that every person in the experiment has a schedule of what songs to listen to to make sure all of our participants listened to the same song each night. We also made sure each of our participants have the same sleep schedule. To pick our participants randomly we had a phone number generator randomly come up with 40 different phone numbers and contacted those people.

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The response variable is what the person recorded on their scale of 1 to 10 on how well they slept.

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The explanatory variable is the genere of music listened to before bed.

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Our control group Is made up of the 3 men and 3 women in our selection that do not listen to music before bed.

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We asked 40 people if they intentionally listened to music before bed to help them sleep at night. Out of the people that answerwed we picked 10 men and 10 women to be in the experiment. All of the people were selected by a random phone number generated in which we got in contact with thephone numbers it selected.

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For seven nights each person will listen to a different genere of music each night before bed. Unless they are apart of the control group which will listen to no music before bed ( 3 men and 3 women ). Every person will be listening to the same song each night and in the morning record how well they slept on a scale from 1 to 10.

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20 men and women ( 10men and 10 women) from the ages of 18 to 30 who fall asleep listening to music every night going to be apart of this week long experiment.

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Do genres of music affect the way you sleep at night?