Chapter 3 Summary, Conclusions, Recommendations

Summary

This paper in effort to know the possible side effects of music to people.

The research design used in this study is the descriptive research method wherein data's form articles and interviews found on the social network used to answer the question posted. The research findings are the following:

1. The definition of music the vocal or instrumental sounds combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony or expression of emotion.

2. People can't stop listening to music because they find it very interesting to listen or hear. Music to people is something they enjoy in life.

3. People who listens to music can also change depending on the genre and the possible effect on them.

4. Mood swings and change of emotion is one of the possible side effects on people while they are listening to music wherein if ever an emotion or mood changes randomly, they immediately tell that particular person.


Conclusion

Based on the finding or the research, the following conclusions are posted:

1. Music has possible effects on people which are the the changes of moods and emotional or attitude problems. Changing of moods wherein that specific person suddenly becomes moody or having mood swings while the problem with emotional and attitudes changes the feeling or emotions of the people.

2. People in the outside who listens to music may think that particular person is changing depending on the genre he or she is listening.

3. There different kinds of genre's wherein the person changes for some reason, the effect would only be a negative or a positive one but most of the time is negative.

4. Your love in music is something who actually talks or shows the person who you really are. They listen to music to somehow amuse people or themselves for them to be perhaps entertained.

Recommendation

After coming up with the conclusions, the researcher hereby makes the following recommendations.

1. Don't listen to music that actually changes you into someone bad, music like fast ones with bad lyrics in them.

2. Don't imitate the songs that they actually portray especially if they don't do good to you.

3. Think and check first before you listen to a particular song with a bad intention to you or the people.

4. Be matured and professional enough to know the right song or music for you to listen.

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