Psychiatrists assessing their patients should consider their music taste in their assessment, says a study published in the Australasian Psychiatry journal. It found that people who listen to pop music are insecure about their sexuality, jazz types are loners and misfits, rap and metal fans are more likely to drive drunk and have unprotected sex, while fans of metal, trance and emo are more likely to suicide. Lesson – if you want to confuse a therapist, put your iPod on shuffle.

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