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Fig. 1. This figure portrays

Submitted by Rabbitbmc on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 3:21pm.

Fig. 1. This figure portrays the results of a survey taken from 5 random students at Bryn Mawr College. These 5 students were asked to follow a set of directions pertaining to the musical engine website, Pandora. The participants were asked to type in a favorite artist, and then listen to the first five songs that Pandora chose for them, without skipping ahead. This graphs shows the participant's levels of opinion concerning liking the actual songs, and their comfort level at allowing other people make their musical choices online for them. (the average rating includes 1 being complete disagreement, and 5 being complete agreement)

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