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    Music is very important in our society. For example, music is played in movies, on television shows and commercials, in stores and shops, on the radio and in many other places. Music can do many things to people. It can affect your mood, work, and health. “Music is probably the only real magic I have encountered in my life. There's not some trick involved with it. It's pure and it's real. It moves, it heals, it communicates and does all these incredible things” (Petty). Why is music so significant

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    What kind of music do you like? Is it rock, country, rap, pop, or something else. We all have some sort of preference that we like, and we can thank our brain for that. With this paper I will tell you how our brain reacts to music and how it affects us. Different people like different types of music. There are also many sub genres that are grouped into the major ones. One example is metal, it is a subgenre of rock. For my personal preference, I like most types of rock. My favorite is probably

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    Music and the Human Body: An Annotated Bibliography I will be researching music’s effect on the human body. From what I learned during this summer term, I know that music has certain effects on the and mood. I just want a deeper understanding of what happens in order for you to feel like music is effective in altering a person’s mentality or physical appearance. Anka, Carl. "What the Music You Listen to Could Say about Your Mental Health." The Independent. Independent Digital News and Media, 17

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    Findings Music has a great power to influence mood. Many people ability link this to the genre of the music. For instance, it is known that classical music is calm and relaxing and heavy metal music creates large amounts of tension and hostility (refer to the grunge rock graph below) . All music pieces in their own genres are not always the same in the way that not all classical music pieces are relaxing. However, most music within a genre is similar and that is why genres exist. Music is put into

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    People are always listening to music anywhere they go with whatever they are doing. Music is playing when people are at work. Many students listen to music while doing homework or studying. Athletes listen to music when warming up or just to get prepared for the competition. People listen to music while they exercise. Often, music is playing when someone is cleaning. Not only do people listen to music while doing different things, they listen to different types of music at different times. When

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    Music is a big part in some people’s lives, but does it affect us in any way? The question that this experiment is going to answer is simple. Does music affect mood and heart rate? Introduction Music has been used as a form of therapy for centuries. It’s been used to improve mood, restore energy, and help the body heal more naturally (“healthline.com”). It can also be used as rehabilitative medicine because of its calming effects (“abcnews.go”). Electrocardiograms, a record of someone’s heartbeat

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    number of treatments and therapies. One of the most promising is music therapy. What Is Dementia? Dementia manifests in many different ways. The most common and recognized is the loss of memory beyond that associated with normal aging. For those dealing with dementia, the condition brings many difficult challenges and changes. Patients may be frustrated or confused by their inability to remember. They may experience changes in mood and personality. For those who are dealing with dementia from a

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    that music helps improve memory, increase focus, helps you become more creative, reduces stress, increases your IQ, and stimulates both left and right brain while studying. Music has been proven scientifically to have beneficial effects on mental development. The Dana Foundation studied the impact of listening to music while taking a test and the scores improved when students were listening to music. While music can help you focus it can also impact and regulate your mood and the best mood to take

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    Music has been apart of society for thousands of years and an outlet for people's stress and other problems they may be facing. It helps the brain function and understand conditions better by breaking it down and trying to comprehend it. Music has made and is still making an impact on the lives of people all around the world. Because of its impact on peoples lives neuroscientist wanted to get to the source and have been looking at the brain to determine the exact effects of music and they can now

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    something, and the music is one part of these things. My main aim of this study is to show you the real meaning of music, the uses of music, the emotional responses of music, does music affect other things plus to our emotions? Also, to show you how can music control the hormone levels in the body? The exciting music in the films, you are the type of the music that you are listening to. Let’s read and know more about music. Did you ask yourself about the meaning of music? Music is made up from

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