Attention Getter: What does your taste in music reveal about your personality?
Do you like hip-hop, rock music, or country music?
Or R&B and classical music?
Can the playlists on your Iphone really reveal information about your personality? II. Credibility: Researches have found that people can make accurate judgments about a person’s friendliness, creativity and open-mindedness after listening to 10 of their favorite songs III. Relate to audience: We all love listening to music Some of us like hip-hop, country music, rock music, etc. IV. Preview statement: I will talk about some of the different types of music and the different personality traits linked to them.
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Topic sentence: Let’s talk about Pop music
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However, they are outgoing, sociable, and have high self-esteem 2) Topic sentence: Secondly, let’s talk about Country music a. Fans of country music are usually hardworking, conventional and outgoing b. Even though usually country songs are often about heartbreak, people who listen to this kind of music are usually very emotionally stable. 3) Topic sentence: Thirdly, let’s talk about Rock music a. Rock music fans are generally hard workers b. Indie rock fans are different from Punk rock fans c. Indie rock fans are more creative and open to new experiences but have low work Ethic. d. Punk rock fans are intense and very energetic in the things that they do. 4) Topic sentence: Finally, we are going to talk about hip-hop fans a. Hip-Hop fans enjoy the social aspects of music, which is dancing and singing b. They are also extraverted and have high self-esteem
Conclusion:
The reason people sometimes feel defensive about their taste in music might be related to their attitudes and personality
So, the next time you are listening to music you can think about how the type of music you listen to describes you and your personality
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I have received information for my project through many different sources. I have received information from surveys, websites and books. My surveys included questions about how people feel about listening to music, and whether they like listening to music or not. Also, I included information from a few books, which´s names I have included in my biography.
b. The bigger data set does show the groups to be different. I am very confident in making that
In today’s society, music controls the way we live our lives. The influence that music has on society has broadened throughout the years and with social media being one of the world’s top priority, the fan base and spectrum for music in general has expanded significantly. Music is used to express feelings, moods, circumstances, experiences, knowledge, and so much more. With this being the case, the lyrics of any song can be interpreted differently by each and every listener. Many song lyrics give positive messages, promoting well-being, whiles others give negative messages, promoting violence, criminal behaviors, sexual contents, and disrespect towards others. With this being said, music reflects what the public demands, and in many cases the negative messages are often times what sells more than those music giving positive messages.
In Stephen Dobyns’s “Loud Music,” the speaker describes the differences between him and his step-daughter’s thoughts on loud music, which shows that music really describes a person’s personality. Throughout the poem the speaker explains how his step-daughter likes soft and more meaningful music more than loud music and their different music types shows in their difference in personalities and the way they see things. People all over the world let the music they listen to describe their personalities.
The idea of musical genres seems to play an important role in the realm of popular music. People tend to categorise different kinds of popular music through the various names and labelling which are presumably formed based on the different styles and characteristics that could be found in popular music. For instance, if someone is being asked about their favourite music, usually they will most likely to mention several musical genres instead of describing the stylistic features of the kind of music that they are fond of. Moreover, people often grouped themselves in terms of their musical preferences based on the existing musical genres. Nevertheless, apparently musical genres do not always represent the distinction of musical features and styles.
Thesis: By entering the world of music, you can be able to express yourself universally and as well
4. Does your mood determine the kind of music you listen too? Give me an example.
B. You are inside a place where you have to do everything by yourself no one
II. Audience Relevance: If your like me you cant go a day without listening to music and even when your not songs are usually flowing in your head. When your walking to class, getting ready to go
For years, music has been an important part of the lives of millions of people all over the world. Music is one of the earliest forms of expressive art and is part of many cultures. It is used by all people of different ages, ethnicities, and gender for many purposes. For many, music is a part of everyday life, being used in social situations. For others, it may be used just as a way to unwind after a long, stressful day, but can it be used to as a predictor for personality? Do people who experience high/low levels of aggression and self-esteem listen to particular genres? Psychologists have started to study how music exactly can lead to an understanding on human behavior.
Music defines people. Our generation uses music as a tool to get them through everyday life. Many students listen to music anytime they have a free moment. Sometimes this also means that they listen to music while doing schoolwork. My partner and I performed a study to find out if different genres of music affect 8th grade student's math accuracy. We tested three genres of music. The tested genres were rap, rock, and country. We thought that if we had 8th grade students listen to rock, rap, and country music while doing math tests, then their scores on the tests would increase the most while listening to rock music.
In conclusion, the music preferences of consumers can affect and influence their behavior to a certain extent. Under consumers’ subculture of music consumption, their behaviors can be influenced by internal factors such as self-concept, self-representation, and self-expression, as well as external factors such as friends, musicians, celebrities and social media as an influence.
Does the music I listen to stereotype me and make me who I am? For me personally I do not believe this to be true. There are so many genres of music that people listen to all over the world. Some people allow the message or the lyrics in these songs to influence their lives much more than others. Music is a matter of opinion and what is ascetically pleasing to the listener. Opinions of people vary on whether or not the message in a song is positive or negative. Some music without lyrics can seem displeasing or pleasing to the listener. I believe that for the most part music does not define a person’s personality entirely including me.
A 2015 study by David M. Greenberg et al divided people’s thinking into three separate thinking styles: the empathizers, the systemizers and the balanced. Each thinking style tended to favor different type of music, allowing the researchers to predict what music the person likes simply by understanding their thinking style.
With a great deal of different genres of music available for listening to, each genre must effect, shape, and allow for the expression of personality to be contrasting with each of the different genres of music that are available to us. In a recent study executed by Yair Neuman, Leonid Perlovsky, Yochai Cohen and Danny Livshits, from the Department of Education & Homeland Security Institute, based their experiment on “a very specific research question: Do personality types differ in terms of their essays’ similarity to the lyrics of various music genres?” (4). They set up their experiment to solely test whether a person’s personality can be directly affected by certain types of music. Their experiment concluded “…all results were statistically