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Psychological Medicine, 2019 Music performance anxiety (MPA) is one of the most common disorders among professional musicians, nevertheless, little is known about the disease. With this systematic review, prevalence, risk factors and treatment procedures for MPA were assessed, and ...
Jens Plag, Anne Berghöfer
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PLoS ONE, 2020 PURPOSE:To investigate if, regardless of language background (tonal or non-tonal), musicians may show stronger CP than non-musicians; To examine if native speakers of English (English or non-tonal musicians henceforth) or Mandarin Chinese (Mandarin or ...
Si Chen +3 more
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Speech perception is similar for musicians and non-musicians across a wide range of conditions
Scientific Reports, 2019 It remains unclear whether musical training is associated with improved speech understanding in a noisy environment, with different studies reaching differing conclusions. Even in those studies that have reported an advantage for highly trained musicians,
Sara Miay Kim Madsen +2 more
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Musicians have better memory than nonmusicians: A meta-analysis [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2017 Background Several studies have found that musicians perform better than nonmusicians in memory tasks, but this is not always the case, and the strength of this apparent advantage is unknown.
Francesca Talamini +3 more
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Efficiency of attentional networks in musicians and non-musicians [PDF]
Heliyon, 2019 Music is a complex and properly human skill. Previous studies indicate that systematic musical training induces specific structural brain changes and improves audio-motor functions.
David Medina, P. Barraza
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Health Education for Musicians [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2018 Context and aims: Many musicians suffer for their art, and health is often compromised during training. The Health Promotion in Schools of Music (HPSM) project has recommended that health education should be included in core curricula, although few such ...
R. Matei +3 more
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Predicting anxiety, depression, and wellbeing in professional and nonprofessional musicians
Psychology of Music, 2022 People working in the music industry report significantly higher levels of anxiety and depression than the general population, but to date, studies have not explored the differences between professional musicians and those who perform music primarily for
C. Loveday, G. Musgrave, S. Gross
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 This paper considers the purpose, values and principles underpinning higher music education (HME) as one of the performing arts in a context of turbulent global change. Recognising complex challenges and opportunities in this field, HME is addressed from
H. Gaunt +6 more
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Speech-in-noise perception in musicians and non-musicians: A multi-level meta-analysis.
Hearing Research, 2022 Speech-in-noise perception, the ability to hear a relevant voice within a noisy background, is important for successful communication. Musicians have been reported to perform better than non-musicians on speech-in-noise tasks.
Sarah Hennessy, W. Mack, Assal Habibi
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Musical expertise shapes visual-melodic memory integration
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 Music can act as a mnemonic device that can elicit multiple memories. How musical and non-musical information integrate into complex cross-modal memory representations has however rarely been investigated.
Martina Hoffmann +5 more
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