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thinking, acting, thinking&acting

Submitted by xhan on Thu, 11/12/2009 - 3:39pm.

Initial Data:
Case 1: 323
Case 2: 610
Case 3: 1110
Case 4: 1066
Acting: 323
Thinking: 287
Reading: 490
Negating: -34
= = = = = = =
With Music
Case 1: 300
Case 2: 588
Case 3: 1120
Case 4: 1015
Acting:287
Thinking:565
Reading:1000
Negating:92

I think listening to music, heightened my awareness so that I was able to react slightly faster than when I did in my previous trials. This might also have to do with the fact, that over time, repetition can help improve the speed at which I react to stimuli.

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