GE L10 Unit 4 Vocab part 2 (music and psychology)

What is ambient music primarily known for?

• Fast beats and energetic rhythms

• Creating a calming atmosphere

• Featuring loud lyrics

• Having no instrumental elements

What is the purpose of an anthem in a group or nation?

• To create a relaxing environment

• To express unity or pride

• To provide background music for events

• To play quietly at social gatherings

If someone is resistant to something, they:

• Are easily influenced by it

• Strongly oppose or are unaffected by it

• Readily accept new ideas

• Have no opinions on the matter

How does stress typically affect breathing rate?

• It makes breathing slower

• It speeds up breathing

• It stops breathing entirely

• It has no effect on breathing

What does a "feeling of togetherness" promote?

• Isolation and distance from others

• A sense of unity and connection with others

• The need for more personal space

• Increased competition among individuals

What does it mean if something has a positive effect on a person?

• It worsens their condition

• It causes them stress

• It benefits or improves their well-being

• It has no impact on them

What happens when something increases symptoms of a condition?

• It reduces the symptoms

• It causes new symptoms to appear

• It worsens or amplifies existing symptoms

• It cures the condition completely

What is characteristic of instrumental music?

• It includes singing with lyrics

• It features only instrumental sounds

• It is always fast-paced

• It is played only in classical concerts

Lullabies are songs that are typically used to:

• Energize someone

• Encourage dancing

• Calm or put a child to sleep

• Play at parties

The "lyric" of a song refers to:

• The instruments used in the song

• The genre of the music

• The words of the song

• The speed of the song