Brain dominance is a unique part of our way of processing information. ... The right brain also process non - verbal, concrete and spatial information. ... Women show a greater sensitivity to sound and are more adept at noticing small changes in volume. ... He identified a few significant differences favoring men in strength of grip, sensitivity to shrill whistle sounds, and the ability to work under pressure. ... Havelock Ellis's book, Man and Woman (1894), cited several differences. ...

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The most important component of the brain is known as a neuron, a neuron is a special nerve cell that communicates information, in electrical and chemical form, to and from other neurons to create a response in the body, such as scratching your head or breathing through your nose. ... The main body of the neuron contains the nucleus, extending from the cell body are the dendrites, thin fibers that connect to the axon, the fluid-filled tube extending from the neuron that transfers information, to form an information chain. ... At this time most neural cells are present, but will grow in...

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If some new information is linked to music before learning, then it is easily imprinted on the brain, especially the young brains. ... For an orchestra to sound good rigorous practice and enthusiastic participation of every member is needed. ... Stimulating music, like the chartbusters will drive the students mind from the book to the song sequence and also make him recollect the other songs by the same artist, and then another contemporary artist, and thus the cycle will continue! ...

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