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As mentioned by mozarteffect.com, the Mozart effect is "an inclusive term signifying the transformational powers of music in health, education, and well being."
The Mozart effect was brought back to light in 1993, in the University of California, Irvine, when a research team led by Gordon Shaw and Frances Raucher conducted a study of the effects of Mozart's music on college students and children. The results showed that thirty six college students scored eight to nine points higher on the spatial IQ test after listening to ten minutes of the Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major (K. 448) by Mozart. The effect only lasted for about ten to fifteen minutes. The day after these findings were reported, music stores in one major city sold out of Mozart CDs and recordings. This experiment has, however, failed to replicate, other than two positive reports from the original researchers.
That research team also conducted two other related experiments. In a paper folding and cutting test, the 'Mozart' group showed a temporary increase over their scores compared to taking the test after either a period of listening to a relaxation tape, or silence.
The theory of the Mozart effect has been questioned by many. As stated in the book, The Skeptic's Dictionary, "If Mozart's music were able to improve health, why was Mozart himself so frequently sick?"
Along with the doubters, there are also the supporters. One of these supporters is Don Campbell, the author of The Mozart Effect: Tapping the Power of Music to Heal the Body, Strengthen the Mind, and Unlock the Creative Spirit. In this book, he produces many success stories, about when music heals, and changes people's lives. However, within many of these stories, there is not much scientific content explaining why.
Some people think that the Mozart effect's truths have become distorted, due to many of the misunderstanding of newspaper articles. Organizational behaviour professor, Chip Heath and his colleague Adrian Bangerter, who analyzed newspaper articles about the Mozart Effect concluded that "the legend of the Mozart Effect grew in response to anxiety about children's education." Many parents used the Mozart effect as an easy way to attempt to increase their child's intelligence, which no research done has proven.
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Why is Mozart called amadeus?
His full name is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. His parents must have liked it?
Who is leopold Mozart?
Leopold Mozart was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's father and Beth Amlile Mozart was Wolfgang's MOTHER
What was Mozart's mom and dad's name?
Mozart's mom's name was Maria Anna Neé Pertl. Mozart's dad's name was Leopold Mozart.
Why was the magic flute wrote?
It was Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart
Does anyone in the world have the last name Mozart?
Mozart was surname of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
What is the Mozart effect on long-term memory?
Mozart does not improve long-term memory, however it does relax you and slow your heart rate right down.
where is Mozart buried in the film?
If you are talking about Milos Forman's "Amadeus," the Mozart character was buried in a mass grave on the outskirts of Vienna, due to poverty. This detail is untrue, as Mozart did not die in poverty. This was changed for dramtic effect.
What are all the good things about the Mozart effect?
ALLEGEDLY, the Mozart effect increases academic potential in young children, thus making them overall "smarter". Apparently, it is known to expediate mental development or increase "spatial intelligence". It has also been linked to seizure and epilepsy prevention. HOWEVER, the Mozart effect is a theory and all tests done, have either been of too small a population, inconclusive, or downright wrong. All these alleged positive effects may not neccessarily stem from listening to Mozart in particular but Classical music as a whole. Whether or not the Mozart effect actually exists, remains to be determined. But so far, it hasn't the compelling evidence to support it. This is coming from someone who has listened to Classical music since childhood and failed to experience any direct result from it.
Who is mozart's dad?
Leopold Mozart was the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the greater Mozart.
Who is Mozart's dad?
Leopold Mozart was the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the greater Mozart.
Who is mozart's wife?
Mozart's wife was Constanze Mozart
Why is Mozart called amadeus?
His full name is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. His parents must have liked it?
Who infulinced Mozart?
Mozart's father Leopold Mozart influenced him the most.
Who is leopold Mozart?
Leopold Mozart was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's father and Beth Amlile Mozart was Wolfgang's MOTHER
What was Mozart's mom and dad's name?
Mozart's mom's name was Maria Anna Neé Pertl. Mozart's dad's name was Leopold Mozart.
Were Mozart's parents supportive of him?
Mozart's parents were very supportive of him. Mozart's father (Leopold Mozart), was one of his only teachers, and Mozart's mother (Anna Maria Mozart), went on tour with him 3 or more times.
Who was Wolfgang Mozart's mother?
Mozart's mother was Anna Maria Pertl Mozart.
