Before delving into the specifics, there are two general ideas to keep in the back of your head while we progress:

1. Different types of music can have varying effects on study patterns (classical music effects differ from lyrical music effects).
2. Different...

In general, listening to Music has a plethora of different, positive effects on the human body. Some of these positive effects include:

1. Reduction in stress
2. Alleviation of depression symptoms
3. Increases workout endurance

For many different people across the world, Music is one of the most integral parts of their day, myself included.

Even as I am creating this, I have music playing in the background. 

Using observation, are we able to find convincing evidence that Music

Now for the main question: Does Music really help us study better? Yes and no.

Music, depending on what it is that you are studying, can either help you or restrict you. For example, if you are trying to memorize certain terms for a biology class, having music in the backgr...

Circling back to the Background Information, it should be noted that although music is seen to improve studying for groups of people OVERALL, that does not mean that it will help every single person.

This means that you should try it for yourself