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| | ======Preliminary Ideas on Experiment Design for Influencing Behavior====== |
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| | Made by: [[zoey-lin|Zoey]] |
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| | According to //(Sandipan,2019)// and //(NINDS,2019)// say that most people are sensitive to music, especially high-pitch. When people listen to music it can make people's minds feel refreshed. Higher-pitched music generally has higher frequencies so people will be more sensitive to these frequencies. For my experiment, I observed a lot of people will use their phones or look at the floor when thay are walking but which is very dangerous, so what I want to do is when people pass through I will play high-pitch music to see if any people looked up. If this is successful, then it means I can use music to cause them to pay attention to something. |
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| | * Human Ability of Music Perception Lies in Sensitivity of Brain. (2019, July 13). NewsClick. https://www.newsclick.in/perception-music-human-brain-sensitivity |
| | * News, N. (2019, June 10). Our brains appear uniquely tuned for musical pitch. Neuroscience News. https://neurosciencenews.com/music-pitch-brain-14202/ |
| | * Music:https://youtu.be/EaRmow1Dpjg |