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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Music Stimuli"”.
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Effects of Music on the Pain Response in the Central Nervous System Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
The oldest procedure for pain relief has been music. There is abundant behavioural evidence to support music’s pain relieving properties, however, studies to date have yet to investigate music-induced analgesia via imaging. Our first imaging study used thermal stimulation just below pain threshold …
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The transmission of music into the human uterus and the response to music of the human fetus and neonate
The aim of this study was to investigate whether music influences human life before birth. In order to determine the existence and character of music in the uterine acoustic environment, a study was conducted involving the insertion of a hydrophone through the cervix, next to the fetal head. The …
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Domain Modeling and Conceptualization of a Theoretical Model for Sensory Response to Music
… world is comprised of intertwined, unorganized stimuli. The deficits in the processing of extraneous stimuli in multiple sensory modalities can result in children with ASD’s inability to demonstrate moment-by-moment integration, thus inhibiting the development of higher functioning. …
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It’s Not Simple: Brain Signal Complexity as an Index of Neural Information Processing Described via Music Perception, Complexity and Reward
… signal complexity is higher in adult musicians compared to non-musicians. The difference in complexity between groups was largest in a music note perception task, which also showed the largest behavioural difference between groups. Study 2 extends this approach to a longitudinal study …
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Using Music and Emotion to Enable Effective Affective Computing
… study of human psychophysiological response to musical affective stimuli comprising over 23,000 participants and nearly 67,000 psychophysiological responses. Because music presents an excellent tool for the investigation of human response to affective stimuli, this work uses this wealth of data …