We can't touch music, but music touches us. ... " Such is the influence of music, in the field of academics. ... Music teaches students how the composition of a particular music demands hard-work and accuracy. ... Just like the two sides of the same coin, even though music has numerous positive sides, it also has certain negative sides too. Too much of music, especially loud music, can damage our ears and cause hearing problems. ...

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As stated in "The Impact of Music, Music Lyrics, and Music Videos on Children", "A teenager's preference of music can be associated with certain behaviors or the way that they act" (Fuld 3). ... In the article, "Rock and Roll: Does it Influence Teens?... In terms of heavy metal music, the messages are rarely positive and send bad messages to kids who might not even understand what they are listening to. ... If music sending a positive message can change a child's mood in a good way, then the opposite is assumed to be true. Keeping this in mind, and the fact t...

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Music and Human Music is one of the oldest cultures in the history. ... The rhythm of the music influences the rhythm of the body, so a patient's heartbeat calms down when he listens to a slower music, and blood pressure raises when he listens to a louder, and faster noises.... There are more examples such as his case and each patient became positive and powerful. ... (Campbell) Music effects are not limited on particular people such as patients and students, but all the people can be influenced by it. ... "Music Therapy." ...

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The focus was on whether or not it tricked the individual doing the pose and not if it influenced everyone else; did it make the people themselves feel more confident or less confident? ... This could easily translate into lasting, life altering major changes that have positive impacts on a person's life. ... Things that a normal person can do I can not such as: talking about emotions, sleeping with the lights off, sleeping without a fan or television or music on, sleeping by myself, accepting apologies and being able to work through problems with a spouse, trusting that someone locked th...

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Theories of the functions of the brain hemispheres continue to evolve to help us understand how our minds work, and if our brains and biology do in fact influence who we are and how we learn as people. ... This can create a positive feedback system that will strengthen those abilities. ... Considerable work has gone into testing the validity of this system with overall positive results (Springer and Deutsch 50). ... For left-hemisphere-dominant people (which is most people) language and math localize to the left hemisphere, while music and visual-spatial processing localize to the right hemis...

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