Growing evidence supports the positive impact of music on child health

Theorell, Töres

doi:10.1111/apa.13518

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“…The effect was sustained for at least four to eight hours, indicating reduced stress levels and potentially lowering the risk of post‐traumatic stress disorder . Töres Theorell comments on the finding .…”

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Acta Paediatrica

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2016

Acta Paediatrica

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“…Theorell. (2016) says that after about 15 times of music appreciation training, children who were previously confused about music could hear the main melody and rhythmic changes on the first play [8] . Stronger observers can also identify subtle changes in rhythm within the same melodic phrase.…”

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The Impact of Music Education on Children's Intellectual Development

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2022

Journal of International Education and Development

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As society continues to develop and the demand for talent continues to rise, children's music education is taking on a progressively larger share of society. This paper is composed of two parts: bibliometric and theoretical analysis. A cluster analysis of keywords was conducted on 2000 articles on the topic of "music education for children's intellectual development". The results show that the main focus of previous research in the field of "music education for children's intellectual development" has been on children's academic achievement, perception and physical qualities. Less research has been conducted on children's attention, memory, and observation. Secondly, this paper analyses the effects of music education on children's attention, memory and observation from five specific perspectives through theoretical analysis. The results show that music education significantly improves children's attention, memory and observation skills, thus promoting their intellectual development.

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Growing evidence supports the positive impact of music on child health

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