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These Kids Today And Their Music

Title: These Kids Today And Their Music
Category: Science & Technology
Details: Words: 1452 | Pages: 6.2 (approximately 235 words/page)


These Kids Today And Their Music

Introduction According to John Santrock’s book, Adolescence, ten through twenty-four-year-olds buy 67% of all music albums. When young adolescents become interested in music, they tend to listen to what is trendy, (the top 40’s). By high school, they prefer other types as well and develop their own taste. Boys tend to listen to hard rock, and girls tend to enjoy soft rock, especially songs that have romantic themes. Santrock claims that most adolescents are not …showed first 75 words of 1452 total

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showed last 75 words of 1452 total…with depression across the lifespan. Depression, 3, 81-90. Santrock, John W. The Media and Music. Adolescence, 9, 302,303 Scheel, Karen R.; Westefeld, John S. Heavy metal music and adolescent suicidality: An empirical investigation. Adolescence. 34(134): 253-273. Strickland, B. R., Hale, W. D., and Anderson, L. K. Effect of induced mood states on activity and self-reported affect. Journal of Consciousness and Clinical Psychology. 43 (4), 587. Thompson, Robert L., and Larson. Reed Social context and the subjective experience of different types of rock music. Journal-of-Youth-and-Adolescence. 24(6): 731-744.

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