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Mozart effect
Mozart effect The Mozart effect refers to the idea that listening to music before starting a cognitive task may influence later performance, in contrast to music played during the task.
The Mozart effect refers to the idea that listening to music before starting a cognitive task may influence later performance, in contrast to music played during the task. In this source, it is described as prior-to-task music listening that might change memory performance by reducing distraction, although findings are mixed and often show no benefit in healthy adults.