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Share With the right type of alarm, children demonstrated better response time and memory of events, which is likely to be important in following instructions or action plans in an emergency such as a fire.
While the reason for this remains unclear, the researchers suggest there may be frequency bandwidths in songs that activate certain areas of the brain. For example, it has been shown that music does activate certain areas of the brain that control attention, although the exact mechanisms of this effect are still being investigated, Mr McFarlane explained.
Aside from making it easier for you to wake up in the morning, the researchers suggest the findings could be applied to several other scenarios.
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