Power Of Music (Poder De La Musica)

Power of music

Music has been part of all known human societies. It has a great effect on the brain, both in terms of its development and in the reactions it can have on people. Music is essentially a form of language that allows people to communicate with each other and share experiences.

Music can improve and influence mood and emotions. A Penn State study showed that people's emotions become more positive after they listen to music. Often music is used more deliberately to create or maintain a particular mood; Some examples include listening to happy music before leaving or a lullaby to reassure a child.

Power of music

Music has been part of all known human societies. It has a great effect on the brain, both in terms of its development and in the reactions it can have on people. Music is essentially a form of language that allows people to communicate with each other and share experiences.

Music can improve and influence mood and emotions. A Penn State study showed that people's emotions become more positive after they listen to music. Often music is used more deliberately to create or maintain a particular mood; Some examples include listening to happy music before leaving or a lullaby to reassure a child.

All those who have learned the alphabet know that it is easier to memorize a list if it goes with music. Scientific research supports the common experience that says that pairing music with rhythm and tone improves learning and memory. Music helps children and adolescents with attention problems in several ways. First, it can be used as a reward for a desired behavior. For example, by paying attention to the task for 10 minutes, you can reward a child with the opportunity to listen to music for 5 minutes.

Music and anxiety:
Many people find that family music is comforting and reassuring. In fact, music is so effective in reducing anxiety, which is often used in dental, preoperative, and radiation settings to help patients deal with their concerns about procedures. Music helps reduce anxiety in older adults, first-time moms and children as well.