How does listening to different types of music (classical, phonk, and pop music) affect a child's (10-12) visual memory retention.
Project by Polygence alum Karthikeya
Project's result
Research Paper that analyzed the affects of specific types of music ( tonal, atonal and silence) on adolescents. Conducted research and analyzed data to better understand the affect music has on adolescents' memory.
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Summary
It is a common saying that listening to classical music as a child will make you smarter. But in reality that has never been proven. But what if listening to music while looking at an image can increase how long you can remember the image for. The goal of the experiment is to determine if listening to a specific genre of music can make a child remember a visual piece longer. We are testing that by having a child first listen to nothing and look at an image. The child then fills out a survey to see how much they remember. We want to compare the child’s observations during when there is silence, tonal and atonal music. We want to see whether the child remembers more when listening to a specific type of music,
Chelsea
Polygence mentor
PhD Doctor of Philosophy
Subjects
Neuroscience, Psychology, Biology
Expertise
biology, neuroscience, learning and decision-making, mood disorders, psychology
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Karthikeya
Student
Hello my name is Karthikeya Kusuma. I want to do a project about music and about the brain. I cant wait to meet you.
Graduation Year
2024
Project review
“The mentorship was fine and the entire program was fun”
About my mentor
“Helped me know what to write about”
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