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The Impact of Music on Human’s Body and Its Response
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Abstract
This paper provides a nuanced exploration of the intricate and profound influence of music on the intricate tapestry of human psychology and physiology. It takes an in-depth dive into the extensive body of literature, elucidating how music serves as a powerful catalyst for shaping emotions, cognition, and various physiological parameters, encompassing heart rate, blood pressure, and stress hormone levels. By delving into this complex interplay, the paper uncovers the interconnectedness of these effects, revealing the remarkable potential for applying this knowledge in diverse fields. From the therapeutic applications of music in healthcare settings to its role in optimizing exercise and emotional regulation, the implications are far-reaching. This paper synthesizes the existing research, offering a holistic understanding of the symbiotic relationship between music and human well-being, ultimately paving the way for innovative approaches to harness the harmonious union of music and our physical and mental states.
Keywords
music, emotional regulation, physiological response
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Ni,X. (2024). The Impact of Music on Human’s Body and Its Response. Communications in Humanities Research,27,241-245.
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