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Test Music as an Instant Mood Catalyst
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QUESTION 1: How is music described in the text in relation to well-being?
As a large and slow cognitive effort
As a quick and effective "shortcut" to change the mood
As a tool that only works if it is sad
As something that requires a lot of effort to work
2nd QUESTION: What percentage of happiness is it estimated that uplifting music can increase in minutes?
At least 5%
At least 10%
Exactly 50%
100% if the song is good
3rd QUESTION: Why is it crucial to be mindful in the choice of music if the goal is well-being?
Because all music has the same positive effect
Because melancholic music can lower the mood
Because only classical music works
Because happy music has no real effect
QUESTION 4: What is the recommended practical strategy for on-demand well-being?
Avoid all sad music altogether
Create a "happy playlist" with happy and energetic songs
Listen to the radio during the daily commute
Listen to the news in the morning
QUESTION 5: What are the two particularly powerful times of day to use the "happy playlist"?
First thing in the morning and during the daily commute
Only at noon and before bedtime
Only at work and during exercise
During a discussion and while listening to the news
QUESTION 6: How should we stop looking at music and how should we start considering it, according to the text?
As a self-care tool and viewing it as passive entertainment
As passive entertainment and viewing it as an active component of self-care
As a remedy that only works in difficult times
As the only necessary wellness tool
7th QUESTION: What effect can melancholic or sad music have, according to the text?
It has no effect on our mood
It always makes us feel better because of its artistic beauty
It can lower our mood or intensify sadness
It is the best choice to increase energy
8th QUESTION: What does a "happy playlist" become, according to the text?
In a music playlist that is only used in parties
In a reminder of sad moments
In an obligation that we must listen to every day
In your emergency resource for difficult moments
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