How Does Music Affect Your Mood Essay

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    Imagine if you had a condition that made you have a different perception on the world than others. How would you react emotionally if you tasted something each time you heard a certain word or even saw colors when you listened to music? “Synesthesia; the neurological phenomenon that couples two or more senses in 4% of the population,” (Cytowic, Richard) can alter your senses to enhance another sense involuntarily (Dickinson, Annie). This means that two of the five senses would associate with each

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    Music in Our Culture Although some may suggest music can only serve for entertainment, music imposes a direct impact on the ideals and actions of today’s culture. In the past, the music of a culture greatly impacts the people and speaks what the people felt afraid to express. Different types of music reach different areas of the human brain, thus affecting the way people act in various ways. Music possesses such a deep impact on human brains it affects the way we act and process different situations

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    and music in a classroom can be very beneficial towards schools and students. Music is a big part of human 's everyday life, it triggers the brain to stimulate advance and critical thinking. The mind starts to get healthier and allows the brain to remain fresh. Music is still being researched in how it can improve our brains and learning, but it is shown that it has been a useful resource for Alzheimer 's patients and babies. Age is not just a number when it comes to sounds, rhymes, and music it helps

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    Does the genre of the music affect the mood of the person(s) listening to it (New York, New York - Frank Sinatra, You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison - My Chemical Romance, and The Hills - The Weeknd)? I chose this experiment because everyone (or just my family) says rock makes you demonic, pop makes you happy, etc. and I knew that’s not the case. So, I decided to test it on an eighteen year old that happens to be my sister. My independent variable is the genre of the music that she

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    their voice low in the restaurant. I heard that some restaurants want their customers finished as soon as possible then they can have more customers in the same time, so I want to do the research related to the environment of restaurant: How does the acoustics affect customers’ eating pace? To figure out this question could help

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    The music can’t live in the lines it was given. It needs to explore, to be changed and rewritten. Don’t people live the same? We’re given certain expectations and yet some break free and create something new entirely. Each song is a finger print, there may be similarities but there is something unique about each one. There is something about this uniqueness that brings out something in humans. Something is sparked when a chord is struck. Something that drives us forward. For some music has changed

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    What is music to you and how could it change your life? How is music important to your life? How does music have good or bad effects on our body and health? Interesting fact is that no one has discovered yet how and when the origin of music started. Even though music is everywhere around us, but still each and every one of us has different tastes in music. There are different types of music such as alternative, blues, classical, country, electronic dance music, hip-hop or rap, pop, jazz, soul, reggae

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    emotional state or mood is important to consider when exploring memory, because mood affects one’s recall of information (Happiness-Levine & Burgess, 1997; Thaut & l’Etoile, 1993). Music, depending on the type, can help induce or change one’s mood (Rickard, 2012). This is important because, music is apart of many of people’s daily lives. Students, especially, listen to music while they study a task that relies on one’s memory. Beyond just

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    Introduction Nowadays listening to music is a widespread phenomenon all over the world. People tend to listen to it on a daily basis wherever they are: in a public transport, gym, shop and etc. As well as bringing the relaxation effect, music can help to concentrate better while studying or working or even bring an inspiration. Moreover, according to scientists, our brain tends to react on our favourite music in the same way as it would react on some delicious food or a psychoactive drug

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    Marijuana and Consciousness Does marijuana create an altered state of consciousness, or does it simply allow users to interpret more information at a quicker speed giving us the illusion of being "stoned"? For many years people of all ages have been using marijuana mainly for recreational purposes, not knowing that it increases their senses and perhaps even helps cure or prevent disease. After many carefully constructed experiments, it is now accepted by several scientists around the world that

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