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Listening to Music While Studying Can Help | TakeLessons - 1 views

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  • It is widely accepted that the best environment for concentration is a quiet one; however the majority of students in the US say they prefer to study while listening to music, and in fact the highest achieving students are even guiltier of this.  Why do students do this?
  • se, to motivate themselves, to stay awake or to calm nerves… Whatever the reason, it’s important to find music that will serve your needs, while causing the least amount of distraction. The type of music a
  • type of music students report listening to while studying is popular music.  However, if a person chooses to listen to music
  • chrystopher9 on 03 Nov 12
     
    "Ah, the power of music! Recent research has found that fast-paced beats can increase your exercise intensity and slow, quiet music can even reduce stress."
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Should you listen to music while studying? - University of Phoenix - 1 views

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  • Try listening to music without lyrics. Lyrics can be distracting, whereas instrumental music heightens concentration.
  • Try to avoid music that is new. You may find yourself paying closer attention to music that is not familiar.
  • Try to continue one style of studying, such as memorization or math, when listening to a particular type of music.
  • chrystopher9 on 02 Nov 12
     
    "The scientists drew a link between memory recall to musical tempo. A tempo of 60 beats per minute activates the right hemisphere of the brain, while the material being studied activates the left hemisphere of the brain. With both hemispheres activated, the brain can process information more efficiently."
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  • chrystopher9 on 02 Nov 12
     
    "Scientists conducted a series of studies in the 1990s examining the influence of music on memory recall. The research supported the positive effects of background music when studying. The research also suggested that music, especially classical music, heightened arousal and mood, as it reduced blood pressure, heartbeat and stress."
  • chrystopher9 on 02 Nov 12
     
    Research SUPPORTED the POSITIVE effects of background music when studying.
  • chrystopher9 on 03 Nov 12
     
    "The research also suggested that music, especially classical music, heightened arousal and mood, as it reduced blood pressure, heartbeat and stress."
  • chrystopher9 on 03 Nov 12
     
    Wow! Who would've thought that classical music would be the best suggested music and that it can reduce blood pressure, heartbeat and stress!?
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