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. I discovered the information on the 'Mozart' effect while
. doing some online research related to background noises. I
. then promptly bought: 1. A great pair of earphones for my
. computer. 2. Several CD's of the well-recommended Mozart
. titles. I printed the research results so that anyone asking
. about my listening habits would soon learn that the music I
. had chose has been 'proven' to boost learning and performance.
.
. This approach not only quieted my workplace, but also
. quieted any opposition to my approach. Ultimately, it
. quieted my responses to the hubbub around me!
.
. HTH
.
. Marsha
. ____________________
.
. Marsha S Finley
. Empyrean Services, Inc.
. PO Box 3482, Warrenton, Virginia 20188-8082
Mozart, huh? I've been calling it the Dream Theater Effect, here. ;) (My
hat's off to Sennheiser for some great headphones at great prices.)
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John Cook
Technical Writer
Technical Information Services Group
Camtronics Medical Systems
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