Asked Apr 10, 2013
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Is there a correlation between someones 25 most listened to songs and their mental health?
There are currently no tests which correlate one's choice in music to their mental health status. Correlation is not always indicative of a relationship between two variables, so it would be difficult to design some kind of test to evaluate if the music someone listens to is indicative of a certain mental health status.
Answered Apr 10, 2013
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