Melodies That Misled: Debunking the Mozart Effect

Did you know that listening to Mozart was once believed to make you smarter? The "Mozart Effect" swept the world in the 1990s, promising a musical shortcut to a supercharged brain. But did it ever truly work?
In this engaging and easy-to-understand book, we dive into the science behind the Mozart Effect. Learn about the original study that sparked a sensation, how it was popularized, and why the results never quite lived up to the hype.
But that's not all! We'll also explore:

• The real and powerful ways music impacts our minds and emotions.
• Why we crave quick fixes, and how pseudoscience can mislead us.
• The importance of critical thinking when it comes to sensational science headlines.

Whether you grew up on a diet of Mozart or never quite believed the hype, this book will reshape your understanding of music, the brain, and the journey of scientific discovery.