Research methods counterbalancing

[@eighth1267]

i got fuckin earraped at the start holy shit

[@bovro7636]

So many years later and this is still such as well explained video. Thank you very much!

[@annettescolt]

very well explained!

[@redrose2544]

Thanks for such a great video
Very simple

[@dquin12]

Jesus Christ, dont have your speakers up initially people!

[@rabraham86]

Thank you soo much, lifesaver!!!

[@peggyl9167]

Very clear instruction! Thank you very much!

[@whuddupgus]

Thank you so much

[@user-mt4qs2uj6s]

great explanation! thank you very much

[@Slime5276]

Thank you so much! From Dallas,TX

[@thesultanafilmingcompany4426]

Thank you

[@ryanisber2353]

There is no control so technically you can’t say classical increases concentration, only that concentration is greater when listening to classical than when listening to rock. In fact it could still be that classical decrease concentration, just rock decreases it more. Great video though thanks for the explanation!

[@Iloveviv0813]

Amazing, thank you!

[@jimniieee3258]

thank you so much!!

[@harsh5698]

Thnx buddy.

[@math6661]

thank you so much! Your explanation was fantastic :)

[@balanced_barrister]

what do you think of having 2 control groups? (1) one w/o music and then w/ classical and (2) one group w/o music than rock music.

[@carolinem.5044]

Well explained, I can understand my notes now ^u^

[@norisha7854]

You are God sent Im in love with you

[@cinthiaram4726]

I'm sorry but the sound is horrible; my ears are bleeding *using beats headphones while listening to this :(

[@cinthiaram4726]

But overall, thanks. Informative