Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
Image: Tenor+(1) (binary/octet-stream)	You start to hum the music after hearing even if you didn't intend to listen.
Image: Tenorhum (binary/octet-stream)	Your brain releases dopamine when you discover a new favorite song.
Image: Giphy+(3) (binary/octet-stream)	People who listen to more music tend to be more creative, smarter, open minded and honest.
Image: F628f4369c5fb5cae7e459d0ffb7834f (binary/octet-stream)	The type of music we listen to affects the way we perceive the world.
Image: Tenor+(2) (binary/octet-stream)	Listening to sad songs actually creates positive emotions.
Image: Original+(1) (binary/octet-stream)	81% of people use music as an escape from all the negative things in their life.
Image: Tenor+(4) (binary/octet-stream)	Listening to music at high volumes can make a person calmer, happier and more relaxed.
Image: F0e17093638d02c6cb1f296ead7ca6f0 (binary/octet-stream)	The right ear is better at hearing speech and the left ear is better at hearing music.
Image: Giphy Downsized (binary/octet-stream)	It's not the song that makes you emotional, it's the people and things that came to your mind when you hear it.
Image: 074d0f0e457470c7d6a8116077d9ab17 (binary/octet-stream)	Everyone has a song in their playlist which they always skip, but never delete.

Psychology facts about music

	Created by ALEXANDRA SANCHEZ RODRIGUEZ about 4 years ago