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Research Notes

CAN MUSIC HELP
FOCUS STUDENTS
WITH ADD?


One study using background music with neurofeedback training for students diagnosed with ADD found significant increase in students' ability to self-regulate behavior and improve focus, social skills, and moods control while decreasing impulsivity.


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