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THE BRAIN AND DANCE
Fabricia Perciano Costa
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THE BRAIN AND DANCE
Article presented to bilingual teacher João Paulo. Student: Cauã Perciano C. Coutinho 6 Year - Bravo
Introduction
Dance is a form of expression that has existed for millennia in all cultures around the world.In addition to its cultural and artistic value, dance has been the subject of scientific study due to its significant impacts on the human brain and cognition. Through dance, the human body is challenged to coordinate complex movements, respond to rhythms, and express emotions, which creates a unique connection between mind and body.
DEVELOPMENT
Regular dance practice has been shown to have positive effects on brain function. Neuroscientific studies have shown that dancing stimulates several areas of the brain, including the motor cortex, sensory cortex, cerebellum, and limbic system. This suggests that dance is not only a physical activity, but also a cognitive activity that involves complex processes of perception, motor planning, and emotion.
Cognitive Benefits of Dancing:
Tempor Labor
• Memory Enhancement: Dance involves learning sequences of movements and choreography, which can improve short- and long-term memory. • Increased Coordination: Dance practice improves motor coordination and body awareness, which can be beneficial for people of all ages. • Stress Reduction: Dancing is an effective way to release endorphins, reducing stress and improving emotional well-being.
• Cognitive Stimulation: Dancing challenges the brain to process sensory, spatial, and rhythmic information quickly and efficiently. • Socialization: Group dancing promotes social interaction by strengthening social and emotional bonds.
METHODOLOGY
The descriptive research method was used in order to analyze the behavior and activation of the brain, through articles in the area of neuroscience. The study is based on a composite literature review by the main authors of the area.
CONCLUSION
Dancing goes beyond entertainment, involving body and mind. The relationship between the brain and dance is complex and reveals cognitive and emotional benefits. Encouraging dance at all ages promotes lifelong mental health and well-being.
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