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Listening to K-pop music has been shown to have

the ability to change teenagers mood,stress and mental health.Research indicates that engagement with K-pop celebrities, such as Seventeen, can lead to increased psychological well-being among fans .

Listening to music, such as K-pop, can act as psychotherapy, reducing stress and enhancing mental health by boosting self-confidence and can change mood from negative to positive.

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[A Brief Description of your topic]

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How Listening to Music Affects Your Mood?

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According to PsychologyToday, People use music to achieve various goals, such as feeling more energized, maintaining focus on tasks, and reducing boredom.

Today i will be sharing on how does music produce such a powerful effect on the mind.

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Write down your key points below

For example, if your topic is "How Listening to Music Affects Your Mood?"

1. Music is a tool that can ease negative emotions and enhance positive emotions.

2. Music can help people cope with stress or distract them from a bad mood.

3. Many people use music to trigger their memory and remind themselves of important past events.

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Key points

Music is a tool that can ease negative emotions and enhance positive emotions.

Music can help people cope with stress or distract them from a bad mood.

Many people use music to trigger their memory and remind themselves of important past events.

Music makes life better. Music is used across cultures and ages as a powerful mood regulator. We regularly use music to soothe our souls and comfort our pain. The emotional power of music is one of the main motivations why people devote so much time, energy, and money to it. People use music to achieve various goals, such as feeling more energized, maintaining focus on tasks, and reducing boredom. For example, we rely on music to help us power through workouts and tackle tasks we'd rather ignore, and we manipulate our moods with melodies.

So, how does music produce such a powerful effect on the mind?

1. Coping with stress

Music offers a resource for emotion regulation. For instance, sad music enables the listener to disengage from the distressing situations (breakup, death, etc.), and focus instead on the beauty of the music. Further, lyrics that resonate with the listener's personal experience can give voice to feelings or experiences that one might not be able to express oneself. Listening to soft and slow music, such as classical music, is better for managing negative emotions compared to hard or heavy music. Listening to happy music can influence the way one perceives the world in a stressful situation. For example, upbeat tunes can give you an optimistic outlook and make you feel better.

2. Music and memory

Listening to a piece of music that was played a lot during a significant life event (e.g., a family celebration) many years ago can trigger a deeply nostalgic emotional experience. The feeling is not in the music, but in what it reminds us. Many listeners use music to remind themselves of valued past events, becoming nostalgic. For example, nostalgia is a powerful force around Christmas ('White Christmas'). Some people may have a fond memory associated with Elgar (Pomp and Circumstance) for graduation ceremonies, and Pachelbel's "Canon in D Major," (or Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" in C major) for weddings.

3. Pleasure in sad music

For some, sad music intensifies the feelings of sorrow and loss connected to personal events and memories. Listening to a sad song while in a sad mood is like someone (a friend) empathizing with your experience. The reward could be purely biochemical. We have all experienced the feeling of relief and serenity after a good cry. At the biological level, sad music is linked to the hormone prolactin (associated with crying), a chemical that helps to curb grief (Huron, 2011). Prolactin produces feelings of calmness to counteract mental pain.

4. The feeling of being moved

Music often makes us feel like crying because we experience a sense of awe and admiration. The feeling is a kind of wonder at realizing what other minds can create. In response to these emotions, we may experience goosebumps and motivation for the improvement of self and society. The experience is often intense and pleasurable.

5. Music and time perception

Music shows that time perception is essentially subjective - music can distort "clock time". Music is a powerful emotional stimulus that changes our relationship with time. Time does indeed seem to fly when listening to pleasant music. Hearing pleasant music seems to divert attention away from time processing. Moreover, this attention-related shortening effect appears to be greater in the case of low-arousing (calm) music with a slow tempo. For example, music is used in waiting rooms to reduce the subjective duration of time spent waiting or in supermarkets to encourage people to stay for longer and buy more. Consumers spend more time in the grocery store when the background music is slow. Music keeps workers happy when doing repetitive and otherwise boring work.

In sum, music can alter our moods, emotions, and motivation. We can use music to validate or challenge our moods. Music can also reflect the mood on a national level. For example, the protest song "Baraye," (the anthem of Iran's "Woman, Life, Liberty" protest movement) expresses Iranians' painful grievances.

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Music can be seen as a coping resource that leads to a feeling of empowerment and provides possibilities for emotion regulation.

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#4 Your Viewpoints with Evidences: [Key in one of your viewpoints here, e.g., Music Acts as a Resource for Mood Regulation]

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#4 Your Viewpoints with Evidences: [Key in one of your viewpoints here, e.g., Music Acts as a Resource for Mood Regulation]

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For example: sad music enables the listener to disengage from the distressing situations (breakup, death, etc.), and focus instead on the beauty of the music

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Further, lyrics that resonate with the listener’s personal experience can give voice to feelings or experiences that one might not be able to express oneself.

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Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars - Die With A Smile (Official Music Video)

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listening to self-selected music could be an effective and low-cost strategy for enhancing students’ emotional state, motivation, and concentration in a school context

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#5 Your Viewpoints with Evidences: [Another Key Point here, e.g., listening to self-selected music could be an effective and low-cost strategy for enhancing students’ emotional state, motivation, and concentration in a school context]

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#5 Your Viewpoints with Evidences: [Another Key Point here, e.g., listening to self-selected music could be an effective and low-cost strategy for enhancing students’ emotional state, motivation, and concentration in a school context]

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[Key in your evidence here]

e.g., a fast tempo and a major key can evoke emotions such as joy, excitement, and triumph, whereas the same characteristics in a minor key can evoke emotions such as anger, tension, or anxiety (Gabrielsson & Lindström, 2016)

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Hong En ( How does K-pop Impact mood in Teenagers? )

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Hong En ( How does K-pop Impact mood in Teenagers? )

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I strongly believe that K-pop improves mood and overall mental well-being in Teenagers, since it is a very popular genre of music in such an age group! As many teenagers love K-pop and whenever it’s on, they feel like dancing to the k-pop idols. Such as songs such as Magnetic. When they dance and listen to a K-pop Song they like, it causes their brain to produce endorphins, which is a happy hormone in people!

I also agree that K-pop makes teenagers feel a variety of emotions depending on the songs they listen to. Since different songs have different vibes, teenagers could feel happy,excited or motivated! K-pop especially has a huge range of songs .

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“How does K-pop impact stress in teenagers?”

1. I agree that K-pop provides a form of emotional release because engaging with music can be a way to unwind and manage stress.

2. I strongly believe that the dedication and hard work of K-pop idols can serve as motivation for teens because seeing idol overcome challenges and achieve their dreams might inspire teens to persist through their own difficulties.

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K-pop idols are often seen as trendsetters, with their unique and constantly evolving styles.They increase interests, hobbies, and friendships, diversify aesthetics, and can be educational tools, enhancing social responsibility and caution in using social media KPOP culture can also have negative impacts on students.Some students become addicted to chasing stars and neglect their real-life responsibilities .

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How does Rap affect moods in teenagers?

It can reduce depression and anxiety, improve emotional expression, expand communication and interpersonal skills, and potentially lift one's self-esteem.

Rap often delves into personal experiences, addressing emotions ranging from joy and triumph to pain and struggle. These genuine emotions resonate with audiences on a deep psychological level, reminding storytellers those authentic emotional connections drive engagement and creates fans.

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How does K-pop impact social media in Teenagers

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How does K-pop impact social media in Teenagers

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Teenagers never used to have access to mobile phones, or so that they knew what they were, but society was at a point where children of ages 11-15 felt like they didn't need a mobile phone, whereas now it is seen as a necessity. Not only do teenagers have ease of access to this technology, but teenagers are getting into 'relationships' earlier and earlier. This promotes R&B music massively, because of the lyrics and relate-ability that they have. Teenagers as young as 12 are getting into what they think are relationships, getting 'heartbroken', then using music, like R&B, to relate to.

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I firmly believe that K-pop enhances the mood and overall mental well-being of teenagers, given its widespread appeal among this age group. Many teens are so enthusiastic about K-pop that they feel compelled to dance whenever their favorite songs play. For example, songs like "Hype boy" can lead to the release of "happy hormones,"

Moreover, K-pop's extensive variety of songs can evoke a range of emotions in teenagers. Depending on the track, they might experience feelings of joy, excitement, or motivation. The genre's diverse offerings ensure that there is something for everyone, catering to different emotional needs and preferences.

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Listening to K-pop music has been shown to have a positive impact on stress levels and mental health. Research indicates that engagement with K-pop celebrities, such as Seventeen, can lead to increased psychological well-being.

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Japanese culture or better known as J-Pop is a series of cultures from Japan such as comics/manga, music, movies and fashion, and all of these J-Pop cultures that are most popular and loved by teenagers in Indonesia are fashion, comics and anime. And this of course also greatly influences the new habits that grow in the lives of teenagers or millennials in Indonesia. You could say that the millennial generation lives in the midst of the growing influence of various foreign cultures that have entered Indonesia, and one of them is J-Pop culture. Manga and Anime as One Form of Japanese Soft Power In international relations, Japan has long been known as one of the advanced industrial countries with a strong economic system.

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First 5 BINGOs will be spared from questions in the next CCE class

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Intro (10 mins)

CI Padlet Submission and Sharing (20 min)

WA Groupings and submission (5 min)

Revision (25 min)

Review and Conclusion (10 min)