Actually, there is no such thing as right brain and left brain, psychologists have decided that that is not true, and everyone uses both halves of their brain.
As for the question-- the music does not affect intelligence. The reason for the myth is that studies have been done where classical music was correlated with higher performance on tests. Actually though, the correlation was due to the fact that classical music was relaxing to the students taking the test, so any music that relaxes you will cause you to do better on tests, therefore making you seem more intelligent.
2007-01-06 01:50:25
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answered by aprilrain_47 3
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At best behavior,I really think that this pointing a finger at rap music.No type of music can make you a bad person.If you were put in a chamber from birth with nobody there but you and only heard rap music (you knew english) you might think murder,drug sales, and women being objects would be okay,but any normal person goes outside and can tell these things are bad.I think the only thing is that classical music is better for concentration.
2007-01-06 01:46:59
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answered by fred 3
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I would say no. However, I find that really smart people tend to listen to a variety of music, although they probably do this *because* they are smart (not the other way around). It also seems reasonable to think that if you listen to a wider variety of music, then you'll know more about music, if nothing else.
2007-01-06 03:00:01
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answered by Paul P 3
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The Mozart result's done bull, why might Mozart have that result yet not Bach as an occasion? it would desire to have some sort of Placebo result, there became a learn taken the place a team of folk who scored an identical on try a million/2 have been made to classical music and a million/2 to punk rock, and the Classical team did score fairly greater whilst they retook the try, yet it is because of the fact they thought the music made them smarter so as that they grew to become fairly smarter, the music did supply any particular qualifications, an identical occurred whilst they have been given a team to pretend that they've been scientists and whilst they have been given the different team to easily take the try back and the team who pretended to be scientists thought they have been smarter so their try rankings went up fairly it only shows that if human beings think of they are going to be smarter they might get a sprint smarter. additionally on the remark approximately musical guidance in toddlers, sure examine have shown that examining music can strengthen infant's intelligence, try rankings and so on and so on, yet this has been got here across to be actual of all music, no remember if or not it is blues, Jazz, Rock and so on as long as they are examining music it is not correct on the style, the reason human beings think of Classical music is smarter than others is as a results of cultural stereotypes, and the certainty that it incredibly is greater mathematical and organised than maximum different varieties. incredibly, think of roughly it there is not any rational reason as to why one variety of music might make you smarter it would be like suggesting that classical music has in geared up super powers
2016-10-30 03:58:45
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answered by Anonymous
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No, type of music you listen doesn't actually affect how smart you are, it justifies which type of brain you are (left brain or right brain). and it tell about your mood.
2007-01-06 01:47:02
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answered by Don of dhaka 1
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I have heard, yes it does tell about a certain kind of smarts
in that example they were talking about classical music
2007-01-06 03:08:46
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answered by lowroad 2
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no it doesnt affect how smart you are .. it may affect your mood and ideas but not how smart you are
2007-01-06 01:56:41
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answered by xoooooooo 5
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yes it might affect your behavior.
2007-01-06 01:43:21
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answered by Danielle P 2
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Your mood.
2007-01-06 01:44:28
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answered by Anonymous
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