From: UIowa Neuropsychology
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2019 3:58 PM
Subject: [Research] Healthy 80+ Year-Old Men Invited for Music Research
Researchers in the Neurology Department at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics are recruiting healthy older men in a study of music's influence on emotions. We would like to know how healthy men respond to a music listening task, compared to men with Alzheimer's disease.
If you are interested and meet the following descriptions, please call us at 319-NPA-NXX or email us at Firstname-Lastname@uiowa.edu for more information:
-Free of neurological and major psychiatric conditions
-Men age 80 and older
-High school OR bachelor's education
The study will take place in the Neurology Department at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. We will provide compensation. Thanks for your interest!
I suspect that since father-in-law was diagnosed with Parkinson’s earlier this year, that means he is no longer considered “Free of neurological and major psychiatric conditions”?
Would have been interesting to see how he would do in the study. While he loves music, he has a limited arena of acceptable genres: polkas, waltzes, or Big Band. Because, you know, (his words, not mine) “Elvis was the start of the decline of our culture - all those girls screaming for no reason!"
His favorite musician is Lawrence Welk and yes, despite owning a DVR and being able to watch LW whenever he wants, he doesn’t. He would first have to learn how to use the DVR!
Have a great Thursday!
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- Strength is a man who:
- says he’ll pray for you and really does
- keeps his eyes, ears, and heart pure
- listens more than he talks
- teaches his children to love Christ above all else
- loves his wife completely
- doesn’t lust after people other than his spouse
- speaks well of his wife and never talks badly about her in the company of other men
- doesn’t look at porn
- doesn’t engage in gossip or idle talk about others
- keeps a close eye on his finances
- gives money to his church and the poor without getting anything in return
- doesn’t look for happiness in material things
- quickly admits when he’s wrong
- gives other people credit
- leads by example instead of barking orders
- weeps when he sees the suffering of others
- does what is right, even when there’s a high cost
- defends the weak when they can’t
- knows when to come home from work and when not to
- doesn’t judge others as being less than himself, but judges himself to be the greatest sinner of all
- doesn’t treat people differently due to race, religion, background, or socioeconomic status
- knows he doesn’t have all the answers
- is always trying to learn and grow
- is unafraid to show his silly side
- is willing to dance in public with his children
- will leave an “important meeting” because his family needs him
- stops to help people on the side of the road
- loves, above all else, God, and secondly, others as himself, as our Savior commanded
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