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Debunking the Mozart Effect: Brain, Music, and I ...
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How did most people do after listening to Mozart for a short while?
There was no change
They seemed to do better
They did worse
They fell asleep
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According to the video, what does your brain actually react to?
Your enjoyment of the music
The volume of the music
The instruments used
The speed of the beat
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What does "12 M O T Y" stand for?
12 men on the yard
12 months of the year
12 mice on the yacht
12 monkeys on the yellow
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What skills can music help improve?
Sleeping and dreaming
Running and jumping
Focus, reasoning, and creative skills
Cooking and cleaning
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What does "24 H I A D" stand for?
24 horses in a desert
24 hands in a drawing
24 houses in a district
24 hours in a day
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What did Jim find out about other kinds of music?
Rock music makes you worse
Only classical works
Pop music is the best
Any kind of music can help
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The "Mozart effect" is the theory that listening to classical music makes you...
Sleepy
Hungry
Sad
Smarter
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What other kind of music does the transcript mention testing?
Country music
Rock music
Rap music
Electronic music
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What is Jim trying to raise by playing the music?
Their heart rate
Their energy
Their mood
Their IQ
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What does "18 H O A G C" stand for?
18 horses on a green coast
18 hours on a great clock
18 houses on a grand canal
18 holes on a golf course
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What does "7 W O T W" stand for?
7 words on the wall
7 weeks of the winter
7 whales on the waves
7 wonders of the world
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Where is Dr. Coan from?
University of Virginia
University of London
University of New York
Harvard University
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Did the subject figure out "24 H I A D"?
They gave up
No
Only with help
Yes
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What is Dr. Coan doing an experiment to test?
Human hearing
The Beethoven effect
Reading speeds
The Mozart effect
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How does Jim test people's IQ in this experiment?
Using math problems
Using word puzzles
Using memory cards
Using pictures
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How did the people do on the puzzles before listening to the music?
Average
Perfect
Not so well
Excellent
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Who is Dr. Jim Coan?
A psychologist
A musician
A teacher
A doctor
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Did the first test subject figure out "12 M O T Y"?
Yes, immediately
Yes, after a long time
No, they didn't get it
They refused to answer
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What kind of music does Jim play for the subjects?
Pop
Mozart (Classical)
Rock
Jazz
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Why is the "Mozart effect" considered a misconception?
Because it only works for kids
Because any music you enjoy works
Because music doesn't help at all
Because Mozart didn't write it
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