Chapter 5 is the chapter where you discuss your results.
Basically, you restate if your hypothesis
was or was not supported, and you discuss how you think you got those
results. If your results
supported your hypothesis, you should discuss what might have been
the cause for the difference
between the two groups. If your results were not significant, you
should discuss what might have
prevented you from getting significant results. Regardless of your
results, you should also discuss
problems that occurred during the experiment. I discussed some of the
problems with each group.
Along with chapter 5, you should also complete your reference
section. This section should
present the articles, books, or websites that you used to support
your hypothesis.
Please provide the title, author, and date of any of the articles
that you reference. You will also need
to include the title of the journal, magazine, or newspaper in which
the article appears. For web sites,
you will need to provide the title of the web site and the URL.
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Based on our results, music does seem to have a negative effect on learning. There are many possible reasons for this negative impact on learning. Music could disrupt the learner's concentration and make it more difficult for them to........ Music may also..... Finally, music may play a role in ........ There were a number of extraneous variables that may have had an impact on the outcome of the experiment. The room in which the group that studied with music was noisy due to a ceiling fan. There was also a number of interuptions during the test. While the group studying without music took the test....... If this study were to be replicated............ Given the results of this experiment, the researchers would suggest that learners find.......... |
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Learning and Memory, learning.com Palmer (1996). Music and Learning. Charles (2002). The Effect of Music on Learning, The Journal of Learning How Learning Works, memorylearning.com
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