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Music That Empowers Work Performance

The document discusses a study on the effects of different music genres on work performance. It mentions that researchers tested songs from genres like classical, hip hop, rock, and pop. The study found that listening to high-powered music with a big beat can make people perform better and work harder. Certain songs like "All About That Bass" and songs by Kendrick Lamar were found to get people pumped up and energized for work.
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Music That Empowers Work Performance

The document discusses a study on the effects of different music genres on work performance. It mentions that researchers tested songs from genres like classical, hip hop, rock, and pop. The study found that listening to high-powered music with a big beat can make people perform better and work harder. Certain songs like "All About That Bass" and songs by Kendrick Lamar were found to get people pumped up and energized for work.
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  • Summit TV Activity Worksheet

NAME: DATE:

Summit TV Activity Worksheet


(Unit 2)

TV Documentary: “Music Might Make You Feel More Powerful at Work”


A. Researchers chose songs from different musical genres. Check the ones that are
mentioned.
 classical  Latin  hip hop  rock
 pop  country  jazz  reggae
 electronic  heavy metal  African  folk

B. Match each person to the statement that best summarizes what he says in the video.

b 1. a 2. d 3. c 4.
a. “I like to ease into the day with a little quiet.”
b. “Listening to high-powered music can make you perform better.”
c. “Music with a big beat helps you want to work harder.”
d. “I get pumped up with music by Kendrick Lamar.”

C. Check each statement True or False. True False


 
1. Topping the high-powered playlist is Meghan Trainor’s “All About that Bass.”
 
2. People who listen to certain kinds of music work harder.
 
3. Queen performs the party start anthem, “In Da Club.”
 
4. The study done by Kellogg School of Management shows that the genre of music that is
listened to at work affects worker’s ability to process information.

D. Answer the following questions.


1. In his report, T.J. Holmes says “Meghan Trainor is right.” What does he mean by that?
Provide examples from the video.
she is right about the song it’s all about the bass, because the bass makes you feel somehow,
like more energetic and want to work harder

2. Who sings the song referred to as an “NBA game staple”? Why do you think that song is popular
at sporting events?
amazing grace was sing by user, in honor to Kobe Bryant who recently passed out

3. What song or musical genre gets you pumped up at work? Why?


Recently,gimme love by joji, gives me a lot of hype when I have to do homework

Summit 1, Third Edition Unit 2

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Potential reasons for such misassociations include public perception translating Queen's famous anthems, such as 'We Will Rock You,' into party contexts due to their upbeat and engaging nature. However, this differs from the genre-specific party anthem characteristics found in songs like 'In Da Club,' which carry culturally and contextually distinct traits .

The Kellogg School of Management study indicates that the genre of music listened to at work can significantly influence a worker's ability to process information. This suggests a correlation between certain types of music and cognitive efficiency, positing that music acts as a cognitive stimulus in workplace environments .

The study acknowledges that while general findings indicate specific genres, such as hip hop and electronic, boost feelings of empowerment, individual preferences still play a critical role. Personal choice in music can cause variations in how effectively one feels 'pumped up,' highlighting the subjective nature of music's impact on energy levels .

Cultural factors influencing a song's popularity at sporting events include its ability to unite diverse audiences, historical significance or associations with iconic moments, and its musical energy that complements the atmosphere of competitive sports. The song's rhythm, lyrics, and inherent motivation factor further contribute to its widespread acceptance and enthusiasm among sports fans .

Individuals might select music with a 'big beat' because such rhythmically strong music can act as a stimulative agent, enhancing motivation and promoting vigorous work engagement. The consistency and forcefulness of a big beat can help maintain focus and intensity levels throughout work tasks .

High-powered music is said to boost work performance by enhancing the listener's sense of empowerment and motivation. This is achieved as such music generally features strong beats and are often associated with confidence and energy, which can translate into improved performance on work tasks .

A song becomes an "NBA game staple" through its ability to energize and engage audiences, characterized by an upbeat tempo, memorable lyrics, and a cultural resonance that aligns with the dynamic and high-energy atmosphere of sports events. It resonates with audiences by amplifying excitement and enhancing the spectator experience .

Researchers identified various musical genres that might enhance workplace performance, including hip hop, pop, rock, and electronic music. The study suggests these genres, especially with high-powered beats, could improve feelings of power and productivity at work .

T.J. Holmes suggests that "All About that Bass" by Meghan Trainor is effective for boosting energy because its bass-heavy composition can make listeners feel more energetic and encourage a harder work ethic .

Muhammad would likely value music for stress management by suggesting starting the day with quiet, soothing tracks. This approach helps set a calm tone, easing into the day's tasks and reducing stress levels before work activities commence .

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