Musicogenic reaction is the term used to describe the physiological and psychological responses to music, including changes in heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and mood.

Dopamine is released during music listening and is associated with pleasure, reward, and motivation.

Musical memory is the term for the phenomenon where music can evoke memories and emotions, often associated with personal experiences or cultural contexts.

The temporal lobe, particularly the auditory cortex, is primarily responsible for processing music, including pitch, rhythm, and timbre.

Music therapy is the use of music to improve health and well-being, often involving trained music therapists working with individuals or groups.

Music relaxation is the term for the phenomenon where music can reduce stress and anxiety, often through its calming and soothing effects.

Classical music has been found to have a positive impact on cardiovascular health, with studies showing that it can lower blood pressure and heart rate.

Music mood elevation is the term for the phenomenon where music can improve mood and reduce depression, often through its ability to stimulate positive emotions.

The amygdala is involved in processing the emotional aspects of music, including fear, sadness, and joy.

Music cognitive stimulation is the term for the phenomenon where music can improve cognitive function and memory, often through its ability to engage different brain regions.

Nature sounds, such as rain or ocean waves, have been found to have a positive impact on sleep quality, with studies showing that they can reduce sleep latency and improve sleep duration.

Music ergogenic effect is the term for the phenomenon where music can improve physical performance, often through its ability to increase motivation and reduce fatigue.

The cerebellum is involved in processing the rhythmic aspects of music, including tempo and beat.

Music analgesia is the term for the phenomenon where music can reduce pain perception, often through its ability to distract from pain and stimulate the release of endorphins.

Upbeat music has been found to have a positive impact on immune function, with studies showing that it can increase the production of immune cells and antibodies.