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The student conducted an experiment to test whether music affects memory. The hypothesis was that memory would be better without music, as it could be distracting. Two groups of 5 students each completed a shape test either with or without classical music playing. The results showed that listening to music does affect memory negatively, as the group without music performed better on the test. For future experiments, the student plans to test older students who may be more focused.
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- 2. Aim and HypothesisAim- Does music affect memory?My hypothesis- Memory will be better without music.The music will distract you and you will not be able to work or memorise.
- 3. Equipment Classical Music - A new day, ultyma velocity ,our universe, time you'll never get back, Stardust. 4 Headphones 10 Prep students A shape test
- 4. Method1. Place 5 students in a quiet room.2. Place 5 student in a room with music playing. 3. Get the first group to do the without music test. 4.Then get the second group to do the with music test for the whole time the music will be playing.5.Tell them all the answer from the test for 2 minutes.6.Want 1 minutes, then do the test .7. First complete test without music for 5 minutes.8. Count the Results and see which group more of the answers right.
- 5. Results
- 7. How I am going to improve MY experiment next time.I would improve my experiment by getting the grade 3/4s because the preps are were not focused.
- 8. ConclusionIn conclusion, that listening to music dose affects memory.