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I've been researching this subject for a little while. I'd like to hear your ideas, because the topic is widely discussed.
So here is some part of my research which makes my opinion quite clear:
"Sometimes we say , that one is moved by music. Of course, it does not mean for him/her to be producing physical actions in order to catch up with the sound. Contribution to the vibrational projection, which in itself is an arrangement of the sounds, is what scientists call “flood of dopamine”. There was a brain scanning experiment performed, where researchers N.Salimpoor and Robert J. Zaratorre offered participants to listen to music that gave them goosebumps or chills. “ The researchers then injected them with a radioactive tracer that binds to the receptors of dopamine, a chemical that’s involved in motivation and reward. With this technique, called positron emission tomography or PET”, the brain scans highlighted the nucleus accumbens, often referred to as the brain’s ‘pleasure center’, a deep region of the brain that connects to dopamine neurons and is activated during eating, gambling, etc.” There were also mentioned in the article of National Geographic magazine that the areas included amygdala, “which is involved in processing emotions”, the hippocampus, which is responsible for memory and the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, “which is involved in decision-making”. That confirms the fact our body responds to the ‘made-up’ melody of the brain in an organized wayhttps://www.physicsforums.com/file:///E:/School%2010th/School%20english/Research%20project(2).docx#Chain The dopamine hormone, mentioned above quite enough, is what scientists follow to make conclusions about happiness, any other emotions. However, these emotions surrender to the brain and body activity. We call them emotions, they, in fact, are signals of hormones to approach certain brain center and release their energy."
And also:
"The physiology of brain and body and the mental analysis all together possesses a complex system of previously mentioned vibrational projection of the world. There´s no good and no bad terms for music in such world, participation in this system allows one to understand the thing rather than look for description of emotions he is experiencing."
So once again, what do you think about it? How would you explain enjoyment and excitement we get from listening to music?
So here is some part of my research which makes my opinion quite clear:
"Sometimes we say , that one is moved by music. Of course, it does not mean for him/her to be producing physical actions in order to catch up with the sound. Contribution to the vibrational projection, which in itself is an arrangement of the sounds, is what scientists call “flood of dopamine”. There was a brain scanning experiment performed, where researchers N.Salimpoor and Robert J. Zaratorre offered participants to listen to music that gave them goosebumps or chills. “ The researchers then injected them with a radioactive tracer that binds to the receptors of dopamine, a chemical that’s involved in motivation and reward. With this technique, called positron emission tomography or PET”, the brain scans highlighted the nucleus accumbens, often referred to as the brain’s ‘pleasure center’, a deep region of the brain that connects to dopamine neurons and is activated during eating, gambling, etc.” There were also mentioned in the article of National Geographic magazine that the areas included amygdala, “which is involved in processing emotions”, the hippocampus, which is responsible for memory and the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, “which is involved in decision-making”. That confirms the fact our body responds to the ‘made-up’ melody of the brain in an organized wayhttps://www.physicsforums.com/file:///E:/School%2010th/School%20english/Research%20project(2).docx#Chain The dopamine hormone, mentioned above quite enough, is what scientists follow to make conclusions about happiness, any other emotions. However, these emotions surrender to the brain and body activity. We call them emotions, they, in fact, are signals of hormones to approach certain brain center and release their energy."
And also:
"The physiology of brain and body and the mental analysis all together possesses a complex system of previously mentioned vibrational projection of the world. There´s no good and no bad terms for music in such world, participation in this system allows one to understand the thing rather than look for description of emotions he is experiencing."
So once again, what do you think about it? How would you explain enjoyment and excitement we get from listening to music?
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