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The Power of sound
History and Biology
From: i-Minds, 2nd edition
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Dings, and bings, various ringtones, and device alert our brains. They make us react. Not merely attentionally but neurophysiologically as well. The two are strongly biologically attached. The catch, however, is that the human brain reacts stronger to tech sounds (dings and bings) than necessary. The neurophysiological response is greater than functionally required. We react as if it is a snap in the jungle.
Contributors
Mari K Swingle
Dr. Mari Swingle is a practicing therapist, researcher, lecturer, and author who has been working in the fields of mental health and education for over 25 years. She is a renowned expert on the effects of i-technology, and holds a PhD and MA in Clinical Psychology, an MA in Language Education, and a BA in Fine Arts. She resides in Vancouver, Canada.
