Tune Into Psychology | Compilation
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
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Music is a tradition nearly as old as humankind itself, so it's no wonder our brains have developed interesting ways of interacting with and responding to it. Here are just a few of the ways music impacts our psychology.
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How Music Can Heal the Brain
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Why Does Music Make You Emotional?
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How the Right Tunes Can Improve Your Workout
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Why You Can’t Listen to Music While You Work
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Last year I suffered neuralgic pain. The medication that helps takes 14 days to kick in. Then I discovered that the music of bagpipe’s made the pain bearable. For hours I listened to bagpipe concerts and parades.
My parents say that I cried sad tears in reaction to music even as an infant. Not because it was loud or scary. But because it moved me.
One odd thing I noticed with my 1 year old niece is there are upbeat songs where she instinctively taps her feet. Nobody taught her that, and she looks confused and happy at the same time. Goes to show that our distinct response to certain music is in our genes.
i wonder how we evolved that
i think the sensory gating thing might play a part in how ADHD has 2 modes: inattentive or leaky gating, and hyperfocus mode or selective gating.
I thought you guys werent doing episodes on this channel anymore... I know this is just a compilation, but someone still has to edit it together, and yall still have a sponsor for the video. I would love to know I can expect more vids even if theyre just compilations!
There was a community post explaining that there will be compilation videos once a month ☺️
Hi, Patrick here from Mind Life Flow. Music and Psychology - an interesting topic to discuss...Thanks
Yay for continuing with the periodic compilation videos!
The narrative is Emotions are chemicals.
Not impulses . If emotions weren't impulses music wouldn't work.
And arguing if emotions were impulses wave length drugs wouldn't work.
That's pretty much arguing if Light is energy Fog atmosphere wouldn't have any affects
Great episode! Must watch again...!
This is really cool stuff!
I'm convinced though that "music" is not the right word for it. Especially if one talks about it being universal.
So, I can't dance, and don't go to clubs (unless dragged there by friends). BUT I love a lot of melodic / uplifting Trance. Many years ago, I bought my first CD with trance music, just because I liked the melody when it was played over loud speakers. I used some of those songs on my "Walking Tape" (this was back in the days of Walkmans). I noticed something really cool when walking to some of those trance tunes - at certain points, I actually felt myself get MORE energetic, even if I had been flagging before. It usually happens shortly after the end of the breakdown (a quieter section of the composition with little or not beat, and usually showcasing the melody). As various rhythms get put back in, I could feel myself energizing, until a moment when the music feels the most FULL (not sure how else to describe it).
What I didn't know at the time was that that's kind of how the music was BUILT. It was after all, dance music, music to move to. But my body seemed to understand it.
I definitely have impaired or leaky sensory gating, and I'm pretty creative. I cannot change it at all, so I do own several ear plugs and noise cancelling headphones. Lol. Thanks for giving me a name to my issue! :)
I thought ScichowPsych was being discontinued. Cool if it's not!
They're not currently making new episodes. But the current plan is to continue making compilations... Monthly?
@@archerelms Oh, okay. Cool! Thanks! 👍
….and music class has been canceled in public elementary schools. So so sad.
It's not hard to understand why. Music helps develop a lot of essential things. People in power don't want highly capable citizens
@@nibblesnbits ‘people in power’ eyeroll-people in power are people just like all of us
-don’t have a victim mindset
Whether I can block out noises or not really really depends. There are times where my brain is overstimmulated by everything amd nothing works. When I work in a restaurant or fast food I can generally block out distractions and work without music. I can mentally zone out to focus on what I'm doing, no problem. (Though before and after hrs when I'm doing all the little things to keep the place clean and running, I need music.) But at my warehouse job I pretty much need music. One it is super repetitive and I don't need to really think to do it. I'm not trying to simultaneously keep track and memorize multiple orders at a time as I help to take them, make them, help with prep, and keep track of prepared food. Music is often very helpful for me at work.
Now when I'm trying to clean, write, or focus for more paper work type stuff where I'm not physically moving around, then I pretty much have to have quiet. I can't mentally focus as well. Even if it's quiet, I generally have to have music to block out the wold around me so I can focus and not get overstimmulated.
Music by is LYFE! 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
i knew there had to be something to music and my state of mind
How does sound Affect Biology or chemistry.
Many chemical reactions happen but Direct contact.
Like hormones protein finding receptors or gene expression targeting Pacific areas of the genemone .
Or viruses their own polymerase
Now I want to see the scores for horror movies and rom coms swapped. 🤣
In my neighborhood there was a stuttering boy, but only when speaking, when he sang, never stuttered.
So... vibrations/frequencies heal??
Some frequencies do, look at research at cat purring and it's link to feline health
Tesla!
yeah that's why cat evolved purring. The humans they were with would have their wounds healed more quickly, thus having an upper hand against a rival tribe, thus having more chances for the cat to survive and reproduce along their humans
@@DanyalArcadio lol what
@@DanyalArcadio So then how did non-domesticated cats evolve purring? Methinks you pulled this one out of your ass.
Some bad advice or in complete phycology advice is bringing up burried issues into conscious.
.that only works if there's a resolution
Is an evolutionary s
reason for music. Is there an evolutionary for color or does sound light and wave length of light and sound exist regardless of observes. The moon might be There when no one is looking at it. After all life on earth is ☠️ and trees fall and still displace air if theirs not single creatures to be affected
Vecna has left the chat😂
yo i think my gate is broken
I read and heard on several occasions that sensory gating can be influenced and eventually changed with regular meditation exercises, too bad you haven't touched on that.
Have you found any reputable scientific papers on the matter?
For one, the show isn't required to share EVERYTHING about what they're talking about
And if there's not much research on a subject, especially trustworthy information, they're probably not going to include it
And especially considering they DID touch on the subject and DIDN'T say what you're bringing up, there probably wasn't reputable information on the subject. Or maybe it just ended up on the cutting room floor, but I find the former more likely
isn't it kinda goulish that you're accepting sponsorships for a dead channel and just pasting old videos together?