Also, tests have shown that the more experienced the athlete, the more they benefit from imagery. ... The cognitive function uses imagery to prepare strategies before games or to improve on skills. ... It gets the same information and command, it just doesn't act. ... The study of imagery in a sports psychology perspective still has many questions left unanswered and requires further research and testing by psychologists to fully understand how it works. ...

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This kind of prenatal training can prepare unborn children for life in the real world. ... As stated in "The Impact of Music, Music Lyrics, and Music Videos on Children", "A teenager's preference of music can be associated with certain behaviors or the way that they act" (Fuld 3). ... The children scored higher on the tests after receiving the music training. ... In the same study of kinder music affecting test scores in children, something else was realized. ... Groups who had the greatest sustained participation of parent scored highest on the tests (Bilhartz 4). ...

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Its hormones range from growth hormones that act on bones, to prolactin, which stimulates mammary glands (LeDoux, 1996). A unique function of those hormones released by the anterior pituitary, is that some of them act on other endocrine glands and signal them to produce and release other hormones (LeDoux, 1996). ...

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Abstract Are the effects of music strong enough to be offered in psychotherapeutic sessions and physical therapeutic sessions? Music therapy should be a routine based therapy that helps in everyday life based on therapeutic treatments involving singing bowls and vibrational therapy. The Mozart effect evaluates whether this type of treatment is operational and helpful. The human body can be controlled by music through heart rate and brainwaves. Studies are not always accurate when reporting the effects of the Mozart effect as well as testimonials claiming that certain sounds are not helpful dur...

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