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Selecting music for exercise: The music preferences of UK exercisers [PDF]
Cogent Psychology, 2020 There is currently little information regarding the music preferences of exercisers. This absence might have important implications given suggestions that an aversion to a music style and/or piece might constrain the proposed extra-musical benefits. This
Dave Elliott
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Diurnal fluctuations in musical preference [PDF]
Royal Society Open Science, 2021 The rhythm of human life is governed by diurnal cycles, as a result of endogenous circadian processes evolved to maximise biological fitness. Even complex aspects of daily life, such as affective states, exhibit systematic diurnal patterns which in turn influence behaviour. As a result, previous research has identified population-level diurnal patterns
Ole Adrian Heggli +2 more
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Decomposing Complexity Preferences for Music [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2019 Recently, we demonstrated complexity as a major factor for explaining individual differences in visual preferences for abstract digital art. We have shown that participants could best be separated into two groups based on their liking ratings for abstract digital art comprising geometric patterns: one group with a preference for complex visual patterns
Güçlütürk, Y., Lier, R.J. van
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STUDENTS' MUSIC PREFERENCES TOWARDS CLASSICAL MUSIC
Metodički obzori : časopis za odgojno-obrazovnu teoriju i praksu, 2021 Music preferences can be related to many groups of factors, as LeBlanc’s Interactive theory of music preference suggests. In this research four factors from the model were explored in relation to students’ preference towards classical music: students' age, their gender, their attendance of extracurricular music activities and familiarity of music ...
Mendiković Đukić, Antonella +2 more
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Preferred musical attribute dimensions underlie individual differences in music-induced analgesia
Scientific Reports, 2021 Music-induced analgesia (MIA) is a phenomenon that describes a situation in which listening to music influences pain perception. The heterogeneity of music used in MIA studies leads to a problem of a specific effect for an unspecified stimulus.
Krzysztof Basiński +3 more
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Appearance Reveals Music Preferences
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2021 Disclosing idiosyncratic preferences can help to broker new social interactions. For instance, strangers exchange music preferences to signal their identities, values, and preferences. Recognizing that people’s physical appearances guide their decisions about social engagement, we examined whether cues to people’s music preferences in their physical ...
Laura Tian +2 more
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British Educational Research Journal, EarlyView., 2023 Abstract Early childhood has increasingly been acknowledged as a vital time for all children. Inclusive and quality education is part of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with the further specification that all children have access to quality pre‐primary education.
Laura H. V. Wright +8 more
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Musical and Pedagogical Views on the Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich Romanov’ Emotional and Value Attitude to the Music [PDF]
Музыкальное искусство и образование, 2021 Based on the study of a wide range of historical sources, the article describes fifteenth emperor of the Romanov dynasty Nicholas I’ emotional and value attitude to the musical art. At the same time, two facets of his life path are taken into account –
Evgenia А. Babak
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Music Preferences and Personality in Brazilians [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2018 This article analyzes the relationship between musical preference and type of personality in a large group of Brazilian young and adult participants (N = 1050). The study included 25 of 27 states of Brazil and individuals aged between 16 and 71 years (M = 30.87; SD = 10.50). Of these, 500 were male (47.6%) and 550 were female (52.4%).
Herrera Torres, Lucía +2 more
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Radio Belgrade in the process of creating symbolic boundaries: The example of the folk music program between the Two World Wars (1929-1940) [PDF]
Muzikologija, 2013 This article deals with the process of creation of symbolic boundaries in the context of designing the folk music programs at Radio Belgrade since its foundation until the beginning of World War Two.
Vesić Ivana
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