An experimental approach: sound aversive memory extinction in female mice exposed to the influence of Mozart`s Sonata K448

The brain is essential for transforming synapses into thoughts and memories. Memory is crucial for our personal progress and is divided into short-term and long-term. The transformation process involves electrical discharges and emotional influences. There are explicit (conscious) and implicit (unconscious) memories related to motor skills and emotions. Aversive memories can cause disorders, but the brain can also extinguish these memories and form new ones. Classical music, such as Mozart`s Sonata K448, can influence neural plasticity and help in the reversal of aversive memories.