The Mozart Effect
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Can listening to classical music make you more intelligent? In this video we explore the Mozart Effect, which claims that listening to Mozart can temporarily increase your IQ. We look at the original study and the wider impact it has had on society.
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Mozart - Die Zauberflote, K.620
Mozart - Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K.448/375a
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Also an interesting debate: does making music make you more intelligent or are intelligent people often more musical?
Both
@Jane lane To appreciate music
When you play music, you are appreciating it too
@Jane lane interesting question; quite frankly idk; both questions are interesting
Or else perhaps musical people are more intelligent
Intelligent people are just more creative so they go to things like music or art to Express that creativity
Your animations a just great. I especially liked the scene with the Georgian babies listening to Mozart. With the high standard of content that you produce it's only a matter of time until your channel blows up.
Thanks Cogito!
In that part I laughed laudly
Yeah the rythm in head.
I have classical music concertos in my mp3 player.....
I never feel bored or sleepy in my 10 hour daily job of just sorting files and excel sheets.....
Earlier i used to listen to pop songs and always got restless and distracted in my job.....
I will also confirm the same results!!!
Pop music is not a music to concentrate
Just like EDM itself lol(Except ambient and maybe lo-fi)
Listen to dramatic classical music
Most classical musicians cannot write like Mozart. Nor is every "pop song" trash.
What about a placebo effect? If you really believe it makes you smarter and let’s say you feel more motivated/enthusiastic to study when you’re listening to Mozart because you believe it makes you smarter then by default wouldn’t you be smarter since you’re studying? Another way of looking at it would be If Person A says ‘I don’t feel like studying today that sounds boring.’ And person B says the same but they also say ‘hey if I listen to Mozart it’ll make me smarter and I’ll be able to retain information better.’ In one scenario you would’ve been worse off since you didn’t even attempt to study and in the other scenario you at least tried to study and approached it with a more optimistic mindset.
Well, the problem is that there was an measurable effect on mice... last I checked...they are not quite human in brain size....nor would they care that their cousins 1 million times removed picked cousin Mozart for them to hear(and yes, we do share a common ancestor with mice).
We will be intelligent if we listen to Mozart song? But how about listening to Beethoven, Franz Listz, Schubert, Debussy, Chopin, etc
Ikr!!?! I was just about to comment that!
its not called song, its called piece u dummy
@@leon-gz6jp Nobody gives a shit
Idk there is that part in the video that explains that it's listening to music, not listening to a particular type of music, that helps. Watch again.
And UNCHARTED soundtrack
Music makes people happy.
Happy hormones increases intelligence, focus and performance.
it doesnt matter if u like classical music, rap or metal rock. you do you, just be happy.
But if you like music with strong vibes.even you like it.it can makes an attention deficit.
Though that the classical music has vibes fit with brain system
Rap and aggressive music will lead to angry ego and some other unwanted effect on brain
But u listen pure music it will make you good
clam the nervous system
Increase memory
I thinks it's subjective. Cause classical music isn't even my favorite music, but I have been so lazy and unmotivated lately. Even cleaning the house turned into a huge task for me. I had this urg to put on classical music and it almost instantly got me into the mood to clean and finish reading several books I stopped reading. No other music helps me focus like that does. Even my cousin and aunt listened to it while studying for exams in college. So in my own personal experience. It helps a ton.
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As someone who has lived their entire life millimeters away from rage, I'd like to contribute to this theory that listening to classical music increases one's IQ. It probably does NOT. However, the calming effect it has, the erosion of anger it causes, allows the listener to open his mind. Allows the listener to see past anger, see beyond their inner voice of rage always ready to judge and pounce on even the WRONG answer to a problem.
Pa-Leeeze understand I come from a rage-ful family of shouting people and ALL I HAVE in life that's really worked to reduce this rage is meditation, and music. And guess what? The combination has allowed me to get a 3.97GPA in college, and read literature normally associated with scholars. Boccaccio's Decameron and Milton's Paradise Lost, Physics, and Wave Mechanics are no longer out of reach if I give them the attention they deserve MINUS the anger of my upbringing.
Perhaps there is no direct correlation from passive listening to a bigger, smarter brain, but the extra millimeter of distance from my rage gives me a chance to expand my knowledge, to understand where I could not before.
Not being a hipster who thinks you're cool because you listen to classical music also makes you smarter.
The reason Mozart clears your mind is because the density of his music is very thin.
You are smart
I get that the studies showed little change in the test groups who listened to 10 minutes of Mozart. But what about infants or toddlers who grew up listening to classical music? How does this affect their mental ability? Do they generally do better or worse in music, math, IQ, logic, reasoning, social skills, etc? Perhaps environment accounts some for higher IQ not withstanding that book smarts and street smarts can be very different but equally useful in life. Kids listening to Mozart at say age 1-12 may have come from an more affluent family background. Perhaps the parents were more well rounded more interested in or vested in their children's development?
I find it is better if you are writing about something and listen to something from its time period
I do the same when reading
Yes
Even though the experiment was made in 1993, The Mozart Effect was made popular 5 years later thanks to Baby Einstein. In 2021, Scientists from the Czech Republic discovered that Mozart’s music help reduce the spikes of electrical brain waves from those diagnosed with epilepsy.
2:00 so creepy...
my relaxation tape is as daylight dies by killswitch engage
I liked Sean Townsend’s Chillswitch Engage. It’s all KSE but piano
It worked for a short time like when you look big after pushups or fit after exercise but then it goes away' but like exercise if you keep it up you will see a change.
Was that the Fall Out guy with a Mozart wig?
George Washington
If you're into classical music, Classical music does NOT help you study. One minute into listening Mozart's 12 variations on Ah vous dirai-je maman and i start headbanging.
Or it's just your opinion?? 🙄
@@strawberrich777 pay attention to "if you're into classical music"
also this comment's meant to be a joke anyways so be chill
Help I’m so mesmerized by this channel and I can’t stop watching
Him “For those sitting in silence”
My emo ass “NOW I JUST SIT IN SILENCE”
Interesting, i used to listen to classical music before my bed time everyday as a kid for years
I don't know but I got 9 mode win streak in game because of his music.
While the research may not be there yet, I'll tell you this: I've never met a stupid person who thoroughly enjoys listening to classical music.
*COINCIDENCE?*
Probably.
Good point
Ha! I was thinking about metallica and laughed when you added it.👍👏
This just highlights how meaningless rote learning is. The student sits there for 8 hours copying lecture notes or copying a book verbatim. He can listen to death metal it would make no difference.
I have a hard time keeping my focus on stuff that I’m not particularly interested in. I end up getting distracted by my own thoughts. So much so, that my teachers al thought I was really stupid when I was in schools, with them supposedly being smart, and me being an impressionable child, I believed them of corse. Now I know I just have ADD. Listening to certain types of music seems to give me something for my mind to bounce off of, so I can focus back on the task at hand, with out spending an hour daydreaming about some random thing, or thinking about some movie I watched years ago. Metallica would not work for that though. That would be too distracting I think. Also, caffeine seems to make it worse too. Mozart on the other hand, really does help me to focus, by drowning out my incessant internal dialogue.
It still depends on how you study
Never tried listening to music before/while studying, I might try it out some day
If listening to music gives u a boost in brain functionality and eating a sugary snack does too then if i do both do i become temporarily a genius ?
I love classical music!! 😁💗❤💗
I heard about this fact. It maybe trueth. For example, Einstein played the violin and had high IQ. Jamala listened in childhood classic music and has high IQ.
Also I heard that listening different kinds of music developes different parts of brain.
What about the study done on mice in the maze? And studies on how blood flow increases in the frontal lobe of your brain with uplifting classical music?
I can understand that it is important to inform that coffee and sugar are as much effective as music. But it excludes this video from showing it to primary students.
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Mozart and Beethoven ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I really love them
So, if the Mozart effect is actually true, then why am I still an absolute dumbass after listening to hours of Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Mozart?
My soccer coach in high school said classical will help us play together
The long-term effects need to be studied. OTOH, I am pretty sure that long-term exposure 🙂to some genres of music will make you LESS intelligent.
Listen. Close your eyes and tell us what you see.
Animated James Hetfield made my day! Great vid. I heard that Gingko Biloba helps memory retention. Or was it Jasmine...?
O Asha you must be Filipino lol
Does this buff stack with coffee, and a sugary snack, or does the buff cancel each other out when applied?
Musician here who listens to music pretty much all the time - My thought process on this is as follows:
The Brain is a muscle, and listening to music switches on pathways in your brain you're probably not using at the time. In other words, no it doesn't make you smarter, but it will give your brain a little bit of an exercise. It's the same as sportsmen getting themselves warmed up before a game. It just maximises your potential. I do think that the complexity of the music will help, and how closely you listen to it, which is why relaxation music won't help as much. Mozart was just picked out because he's considered the poster boy of the typical musical genius and they didn't try it with anything else at the time, so listening to beethoven, chopin, or even metallica as the video said, will have similar effects I'd have thought. My advice - listen to music you like. If you're not engaged with it, it won't have the same effect on your brain.
In short no it doesn't
Thanks! This was veyrhuidob
Kind of like how everyone says Rick and morty gives you 200 IQ, this was just done with a touch more class.
I dont think intelligence has anything to do with it but it has no lyrics so personally when I listen to classical I usually imagine what I'm seeing when I listen to classical music
Jolly good show!
It doesn't have a direct correlation, however, it does stimulate your brain and senses - like Five Gum.
Correlation ≠ causation
From Baby Mozart Music Festival
Im borned as a classical musician
Borned isn't a word
@@alejandrohernandez3767 borned beef
What is vault boy doing here ? 1:16
''Listening'' not just dumbly enduring. So-called 'scientific research' only shows how poorly conceived that looking at cut papers 'test' is to measure anything relevant. Listening to Mozart is like tuning your brain.
So my iq could increase through music but you suggest I drink coffee or ingest sugar instead?..
He doesn't suggest that you should do that instead, he points out that listening to music is just as effective at increasing your arousal as drinking coffee or ingesting sugar.
@@Zigzipy so a 3min video on music to let me know that sugar or caffeine is just as effective, in the end.. got it.
@@MrHcast basically yeah :S
@@MrHcast well, sugar and coffeine have fast a negative effect. So if you eat 10 snickers you have a lot of brain power for maybe 20 minutes but after that your concentration drops hard, same goes for coffee
Psychology I admit is not my specialty, but my specialty is Astrology so from this point of view I can draw many conclusions.There are 4 major types of behavior that indicate the ability witch humans and not only humans do tend to work and the theory of elements work at their very best when they are given specific types of music. We in Astrology recognize the Hermetic law of resonance. So on behalf of resonance theory, we discover the 4 archetypes of elements, which I am not going to describe, but what is more than shure is that mathematics and algorithms do work although even mathematics can be wrong sometimes are not because of the wrong theory but, the small peculiarities are sometimes not properly evaluated. Details play a huge role in understanding life people's phenomena and nature himself. Music as well as we believe its use as well we can be wrong, so a throw knowledge is needed to enhance, intelligence, to provoke the growth of any kind needs knowledge and wisdom. In conclusion, music can make us more refined or exactly the opposite. Thank you for sharing this knowledge of this clip because in my mind and others' minds the vehicle questions will be "why and how?" the seeds questions that will make us more intelligent, so thank you again.
I think people who are listening to Mozart are smarter on average, heres why:
1. Smart People are drawn to Classical Music because in our society its seen to be a thing for smart people.
2. People listening to Mozart feel special. Therefore they proceed to do things that intelligent people do (or atleast they think intelligent people do that stuff) and they start to learn.
I dont think Intelligence is something were born with. Its a steady process and you can do a lot to increase your intelligence even to the point of confidence. Were stupid when were unsure. So just thinking that your smart already makes you smarter.
No
Ok cool but why are the subtitles in Korean? Or is that just me
Long answer no
Good mood yes
Scientists: Hey jo, heres an empty room with a chair. Youll gonna sit here and youll have no other choice then listening to this relaxing music that will almost make you fall asleep. AND NOW DO THIS TASK GOGOGO WHAT YOU CANT DO IT? HOW BOUT YOU GET INTO THE SILENT ROOM, LETS SEE HOW LONG YOULL STAY SANE IN THERE.
The Media: Incredible. The people who were listening to inspiring epic music that is so good that its still known hundreds of years later got better scores. What? Mozart listened to Mozart and thats the reason he got so good? I cant belive it. Mozart makes you smart.
If you have children, allow one of them to listen to Mozart’s Rondo Alla Turca and allow another to listen to WAP by Cardi B and see how they turn out 😃
Yes, I had an English teacher at junior school who wanted to listen to it classical music. So he spouted that bollocks. Sometimes he put it to a vote. I was always the only one not wanting it. He didn't like me (I wonder why☝️). So it was always on.
Also, ahem... SAMPLE SIZE!
The fallout character yess
Does listening to rap make you dumb?
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In 1998 Governor of Georgia provided every newborn with a CD.
Now it is about time to spent another 100000$$ to conduct IQ tests of those babies. We'll see how the Mozart effect affects your life.
But we can at least guess. Have we seen a lot of geniuses from Atlanta recently?
Not just mozart tho
Dunno bout Mozart but Florian Bur just might...
listening to Mozart .. makes cows produce milk.. Plants listening to Mozart have more flowers and fruits
Placebo affect
0:48 its C. and its so easy to solve. Anyone wants to know how ?? I did listen to classical music before solving it! :>
The fact that this only works with Mozart is lame. Other classical composers should be involved.
anybody here because of school(BRMS)
Our senses are data input receptors, similarly to computers the larger the input of data the more ram is needed to decipher that amount of information. You are over complicating what should be common sense.. if your brain need to cognitively crunch more information it will increase your intelligence. The natural environment is exponentially complex is it not... kmt
Why is Mozart so popular? I prefer Bach!
answer 3:20
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