and studies, this theory is proven. #1-Logical Appeal, Reason With Evidence:After surveying a group of students at San Juan College in Farmington, New Mexico, of the Spring semester of the year two thousand. The students were given optional pick-and-choose questionaire. The scale being quite simple. The calculations include each percentage pointing the tallies represented fifty to sixty San Juan College students. A ten percent response is represented five to six hundred students. The survey resulted in the following:Emotional and Ethical Appeal (if appropriate):The survey results were high in individuals listening to more than four hours of music per day. The "none at all" category had no marks at all stating everyone listens to music sometime or throughout their days. The highest score for purpose of listening to music was for enjoyment and second, for relaxation. The students at San Juan College agreed that music could be used as therapy with a ninety-five percent to five percent result. Nearly half of the students that participated in the survey are parents. The survey included age for additional survey information, sixty percent of the students were between eighteen and twenty-five years of age, twenty percent between twenty-six and thirty-five. Ten percent, both age categories of thirty-five to forty-five and forty-six or older, was tallied on the survey.A section on the survey included asking the student to share any experiences of music as therapy in their lives and some responded with, "Classical music was played to see if listening to it would better my gradesand it did." "I listen to music when I'm mad. It helps me calm down." "When a death occurred in my family, I couldn't sleep. During counseling, they gave us some recorded music to listen to to help us sleep better at nights." "Music is essential for me because it is the only way I can go to sleep." "Listening to music calms me and tends to aid in getting rid ...
