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Table 10 Music Preference 64 Repeated Measures Analysis of Variance for Change in Music Preference By Age Group (Recital Audience) Source df MS F Between subjects Age group 3 0.65 0.46 Error 230 1.42 Within subjects Treatment 1 0.67 1.52 Treatment x Age group 3 1.94 4.34** Error 230 0.44 Note. The repeated measures variable (treatment) is preference ratings under treatment ID (introduction of musical selections by discussion) vs. ratings under treatment N (no introduction of musical selections). **p < .01.
Table 11 Preference Ratings by Age Group (Recital Audiences, Group RA) Age Group n Treatment N M (SD) Age 6-20 74 4.11 (0.85) Age 21-40 54 3.96 (1.12) Age 41-60 72 4.33 (0.90) Age 61-80 34 4.25 (0.74) All age groups combined 234 4.17 (0.95) Treatment ID M (SD) 4.41 (0.83) 4.22 (1.14) 4.13 (1.07) 4.21 (0.85) 4.25 (0.99) Difference in M for ID-N (% a ) 0.30 (7.5%) 0.26 (6.5%) -0.20 (-5.0%) -0.04 (-1.0%) 0.09 (2.3%) Music Preference 65 Note. Treatment N = no introduction to musical selections; treatment ID = musical selections introduced through discussion. Music preference ratings were given on a five-point Likert scale, from 1 (Very Unenjoyable) to 5 (Very Enjoyable). Due to rounding, numbers in the Difference in M (ID-N) column appear to vary slightly from differences as calculated from the means as reported to two significant digits in the Treatment N and Treatment ID columns. a Percentage is based on the difference in means in proportion to the maximum possible difference in ratings.
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Page 75 and 76: WORKS CITED Music Preference 75 Alp
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