Science Buddies: "Ask an Expert"

Dear Science Buddies Expert,

I would really love to interview you for my science project.
I need your help with my science project that is due Tuesday, 1/10/12. It is to see what kind of music you get more errors on, no music, music with lyrics or music without lyrics. I have ten subjects and they each have 3 minutes for each of their three trials. The first trial they listen to no music. The second trial they listen to music without lyrics. The last trial they listen to music with lyrics. Please make any suggestions that I can change for if I ever did this project again or what would help me with my result better.

-What are some opinions that you have about my project?
-Can you tell me anything about my project that might help me to better understand my topic?
-Do you think I should change anything with my project?
-Why do you think that?
-What sound environment would you choose?
-Why would you choose that?

Thank you so much for giving your time to this!

Thank you!

Hi tessajewel,

To best assist the Experts checking the forum, it really helps for you to keep all of your posts in the same thread. I posted a reply to the thread you started on Friday, and I noticed that this is your third thread from the same topic.

Anyhow, have you looked at the ScienceBuddies information regarding interviews?
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... =25&t=5681

As ivyh pointed out to you in your previous thread, many experts may not feel qualified to answer your questions because it is not their area of expertise. I am a physiologist, but not a neuroscientist, so I too feel underqualified to answer your questions. Because it is so close to your deadline, and most Experts check the forum once a week, you may not find the answers you seek before Monday. If you really need an interview, you may need to make your questions more general so that a broadly trained Expert can help you.

I hope that helps!

Heather