How Focus Music Hacks Your Brain

1) What Is your favorite type of music or noise to listen to when you are trying to be more focused on your school work?

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Do you have a favorite artist to listen to when you are trying to be productive?

When it comes to focusing, different types of music seems to work for different types of people.

• True

• False

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We usually choose songs based on ________ _________.

• student intuition

• personal preference

• activity performed

• environmental stimuli

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We might actually be choosing music based on something inside it that helps us _______.

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What product/platform was used in stores and factories to influence behavior?

• Sirius

• Amazon Music

• Muzak

• Spotify

This platform supposedly worked by arranging ___-minute blocks of songs that gradually increased in tempo and energy.

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The goal of the tempo/energy change was _______ entrainment.

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Kevin Woods is the director of _______ at Brain.fm.

• Math

• Music

• Science

• Marketing

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Kevin does _____-driven sound design to design music that will help people focus, relax, and sleep.

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