Music Listening Report

When I sat down for a hearing last night, I began thinking "I am a joke?" In a week and a half, I never listen to 15 Jazz CDs myself, so I will continue to listen to the rest of the listening stories of my favorite music. You may think that it goes against the purpose of listening to reports, but it is not so. What these people play may sound like badly distorted noises, too much scream is too high for ordinary adults, and to be honest, that is true.

Perhaps the main reason to listen to music is the power of music that stimulates our emotions. According to reports, music evokes all kinds of human emotions from sorrow, nostalgia, tension, happiness, relaxation, calmness, happiness (1, 2). Correspondingly, neuroimaging studies have shown that music can activate brain regions normally associated with emotion (3): deep brain structures that are part of the limbic system such as amygdala and hippocampus, and dopamine Route to communicate (entertainment related). Listening to music) The relationship between listening to music and the dopaminergic pathway is also behind "chills" that many people experience while listening to music. Coldness is a "shaking your back" experience with a physical sensation like the hair that stretches out to the arm, and a strong peak emotional experience.

One possible response to music is chills - goose bumps and tremor of the neck, scalp and spine. According to the survey, I know that over 50% of people feel cold to listen to music. Have you thought about how this happened? Clearly, music stimulates the ancient reward path in our brain and promotes dopamine to drown a part of the brain that is activated by poisoning, motivation, and rewards. In one study, the open experience has been shown to be the strongest predictor of colds in music. More recent research also showed that cooling can be a sign of higher emotional intelligence and more positive imagination. This experience is called Frisson, French is called "American Chill" and some researchers call it "Skin and Orgas". When we heard the combination of violin and guitar we got "skin climax"

The same effect can be obtained by listening to the concert. According to Be Brain Fit 's report, listening to music promotes learning in cooperation with neurotransmitters in the brain. And this activity in the brain leads to improvement of brain connectivity, improvement of language development, improvement of IQ, and improvement of spatial intelligence. Space information is one of the areas that benefit from music. For students of today's generation, this is an important skill commonly used in certain occupations such as engineering, mathematics, computer science. By improving spatial intelligence, music can help students achieve amazing results in future careers.