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Greetings!

I'm but a humble noob to this forum so I'll give u some background info. Been playing about 9/10 years and recently got interested how people approach the guitar, in terms of their learning process.

I'm doing a bit of research on it at the moment for a project. If you fancy helping me out and taking part please click here:

http://www.kwiksurveys.com/online-surve ... I_cd9f586d

It's only 10 questions and will take no more than 2 mins to do.
Once I've got a decent amount of results I'll post my findings here so if any of you guys are interested you can see the results

Some of the questions might be a bit tricky to answer, so if you have any problems/ other thoughts just pop the in the 'Any Further Comments' box at the end of the questionnaire.


Cheers dudes!

heyo,

Big thanks to everyone who took some time to help me out!

The main conclusion is that you're all very different- there's no real stereotypical player... although the chances are that you're a dude.

Anyhoo here’s the results:

Gender
Male 97.83%
Female 2.17%


Age
Range: 551 (16 to 567)
Average:36.760869565217
Median: 21
Mode: 19


As a musician, do you consider yorself to be
Beginner 21.74%
Intermediate 58.70%
Advanced 19.57%


Which do you think is more important
Technique 21.74%
Feel 78.26%


Do you have good self motivation, in regard to learning the guitar
Yes 71.74%
No 28.26%


Do you learn best by
Doing 21.74%
Feeling 0.00%
Feeling & Doing 10.87%
Thinking 0.00%
Watching 2.17%
Thinking & Watching 10.87%
Thinking & Doing 39.13%
Feeling & Watching 15.22%


Which type of learning environment do you preffer
One to one 91.30%
Group 8.70%


Is it benificial to have more than one teacher
Yes 56.52%
No 43.48%


Is academic sucess in music important to you
Yes 28.26%
No 71.74%

I didn't check it out, but I'm glad people helped you.
For me guitar is a personal thing and if I can learn from others that's great, but it's been over 40 years since that happened. Of course, we youtube, but I haven't checked it out much