Thread: Teens Who Choose Music Over Books Are More Likely to Be Depressed, Study Finds
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Old 04-07-2011, 01:57 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by Nyssa View Post
I highly disagree! The fact that ones imagination is engaged, is what helps the enjoyment of the music. Yes, people can multitask, but they're not "brain dead" otherwise. Plus why would you assume their problems are non-existent, are you in their heads? What a dismissive attitude.
I never said there were non-existent. I said they could forget about it if they are reading.

And it's personal experience I'm talking about. If I'm feeling depressed, I'll get more depressed listening to music (no matter the kind of music) but if I start reading, I'll forget about my problems for a while.
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