Physical affects of Music

With different music comes different styles, depending on what the teen listens to determines how he acts, speaks, and dresses. Yearly these styles change along with he music and the artists that create them. For the most part, teenagers like to act upon what they see their favorite artist doing. They play as a roll model for these kids.

In the following article by Kevin C. Liljequist he introduces some research that shows how music affects the body as well as the mind. "We know music by itself has an effect on people. From low chords to high chords, from fast beats to slow beats, music has an impact on behavior. Music in general tends to reduce or delay fatigue (Diserens 260). Music has been proven to increase muscular endurance (Diserens 274). Music has no definite effect on precision or accuracy of movement, if the rhythm is not adapted to the rhythm of the work (Diserens 261). Music has been shown to reduce accuracy in typewriting and handwriting, the results being shown in a increased number of errors (Diserens 262). Music can speed up such voluntary activities as typewriting and handwriting (Diserens 263). Music can accelerate respiration (Diserens 271). Music has also been proven to manipulate electrical conductivity in the human body (Diserens 274)." 
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