While music can have a variety of effects on behavior, including increased heart rate, reduced anxiety, and improved memory, it is generally not associated with increased aggression.

The arousal theory of music proposes that music can influence behavior by increasing or decreasing arousal levels, which can in turn affect emotions, thoughts, and actions.

Musical chills, also known as frisson, refer to the physical sensation of goosebumps or tingling that some people experience in response to music that is particularly moving or emotionally evocative.

While the tempo, cultural context, and personal preferences can all influence the emotional impact of music, the volume of the music is not typically considered a factor.

Music has been shown to have a range of positive effects on cognitive performance, including reducing stress and anxiety, enhancing focus and concentration, and improving memory and recall.

Musical time distortion refers to the phenomenon where music can cause people to perceive time differently, making it seem to pass more quickly or slowly than it actually is.

While music can be used to reduce stress, improve mood, and treat chronic pain, it is not typically used to promote sleep in behavioral therapy.

Music can be used to enhance athletic performance by increasing motivation and arousal, reducing fatigue and muscle soreness, and improving coordination and balance.

Animal music behavior refers to the study of how animals respond to music and how music can influence their behavior.

While music can have a variety of positive effects on social behavior, it is generally not associated with encouraging aggressive and antisocial behavior.

Music can be used to improve language skills by enhancing phonological awareness, improving vocabulary acquisition, and facilitating grammar learning.

Musical analgesia refers to the phenomenon where music can reduce the perception of pain.

While music can have a variety of positive effects on creativity, it is generally not associated with reducing anxiety and stress.

Music can be used to improve memory and recall by enhancing encoding and consolidation, reducing interference and forgetting, and improving attention and focus.

Musical spatial perception refers to the phenomenon where music can influence the perception of space, making it seem larger or smaller, closer or farther away.