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Dance can help solve problems - Researchers studying the effects of STIs on people with Parkinson's disease

Dr Peter Lovatt

has-been head of the Laboratory of Psychology of dance at the University of Hertfordshire Since its founding in 2008. Prior to EST Formed in ballet, tap and jazz, and as a professional dancer WORKS. Last summer, HE wrote, produced and performed in Dance, Dance Doctor! The psychology of Show Dance

as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. In March he gave a lecture at TEDx

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How can dance to change the way people think

we had people dancing in the laboratory and then

by solving problems - and a lot of different help em dance "with many different problems to solve. We know that when people engage in improvised dance Types of computer help with divergent thinking - where there are several answers to a problem. When they engage in highly structured Whereas Help Their dance convergent thinking - Trying to find the single answer to a problem.

have studied the effects of dance on people with Parkinson's disease ...

Yes, we know Have Parkinson's Disease Can lead to a disturbance process to develop divergent thinking. So if we thought we were dancing group with improvised Could we see the thought of improving PD years divergent in their skills, and that's exactly what we saw.

Then we would like to study dance

is that what year did you intervention have an impact on neural processing. One possibility is that they are dancing when they develop new ways to circumvent the blocking of the dopamine-depleted neurons.

How else can dance

change our thinking?

There have been several articles looking at the self-esteem of ballet dancers in training - and what they found is that girls in middle adolescence have significantly lower self-esteem the non-ballet dance girls. There are two explanations for this. It would be a girl with low self-esteem choose ballet The struggle for perfection because it reinforces their low self-esteem. Another theory says subculture ballet training can be very damaging to a girl's self-esteem because they are constantly being told they do not do it right and the body shape is very important that in classical ballet.

What explanation do you think is correct?

Is there a dance

All

where there is a high degree of tolerance for not making the right choices. Things such as dance Ceilidh people smile, laugh and laugh, and they are adults and it is absolutely perfect. It's wonderful. Studies have been there that have found that dancing in baggy aussi "jazz" better than tight clothes clothes for the dancer-esteem.
Is it normal

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