Choose A Sound Stimulus: Select A Sound Or Music That You Think Could Have A Measurable Effect On Emotions, Such As A Happy Song Or A Calming Sound. Choose 3 Different Genres Of Music. 2. Develop A Number Scale: Create A Numerical Rating Scale, Such As A

[Kxrna123456]

Choose a sound stimulus: Select a sound or music that you think could
have a measurable effect on emotions, such as a happy song or a
calming sound. Choose 3 different genres of music.
2. Develop a number scale: Create a numerical rating scale, such as a 1-10
scale, to measure the emotional response to the sound stimulus. For
example, participants could rate their emotional response to the sound
on a scale of 1 (very negative) to 10 (very positive).
3. Recruit participants: Gather a sample group of participants( 10 each in
the age groups 12-25, 26-40, and 41 to 60) who will listen to the sound
stimulus and rate their emotional response using the rating scale.
4. Administer the survey: Play the sound stimulus for the participants
and have them rate their emotional response using the number scale.
5. Collect and analyze data: Record the participants' responses and
calculate the mean of ungrouped data to identify any patterns or
trends in emotional responses to the sound stimulus.
6. Draw conclusions: Based on the data collected and analyzed,draw the
Bar graph.

[bobbinwales]

Yes your copy&paste function work's.
Did you mean to add a question at the end???

[barry1010]

Did you choose to study music believing it to be an easy option?

[bobbinwales]

More likely Psychology course Barry?

[barry1010]

Bit of maths, too.

[wolf63]

I know a bit about Feline Psychology if that is of any help!

[barry1010]

You're the cats' whiskers, wolf

[Old_Geezer]

Rather than post here, it seems you need to organise your listening group.