In 2008, a study was conducted measuring the impact that music volume has on beer consumption. The
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In 2008, a study was conducted measuring the impact that music volume has on beer consumption. The researchers went into bars, controlled the music volume, and measured how much beer was consumed. The article states that ‘‘the sound level of the environmental music was manipulated according to a randomization scheme.” It was found that louder music corresponds to more beer consumption. Does this provide evidence that louder music causes people to drink more beer? Why or why not?
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