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Musical Beat

A perceived regular pulse that supports synchronized movement.

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Human Beat Perception (Predictive Nature)

Considered predictive because tapping typically precedes the physical beat.

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ASAP Model of Beat Perception

Proposes beat perception occurs when motor planning regions simulate periodic movement to predict auditory timing.

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Auditory-Motor Coupling (ASAP Model)

Strengthened in humans partly due to the evolution of vocal learning mechanisms.

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Enhanced Vibrotactile Beat Perception in Deaf Individuals

Occurs due to recruitment of auditory cortex during tactile processing.

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Brain Activation for Musical Pleasure

Reliably activates the mesolimbic dopamine system.

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Musical Anhedonia

Reduced sensitivity to musical reward despite normal perception of music and reward sensitivity to other stimuli.

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Musical Pleasure (Prediction/Reward Error Theories)

Arises when actual musical events differ moderately from expected events.

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Cognitivist View (Cannon-Baird) on Musical Emotion

Emotional response to music occurs after cognitive appraisal of musical events.

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Emotivist View (James-Lange) on Musical Emotion

Emotion arises when bodily changes occur first and are interpreted as emotion.

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Huron's ITPRA Model (Prediction Phase)

Involves comparing the actual event with what was expected.

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Juslin's Multiple Mechanisms Theory

Includes several mechanisms of musical emotion (brainstem reflex, conditioning, imagery, memory, expectancy, entrainment, simulation).

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Mas-Herrero et al. (2021) Main Goal

To causally test the role of fronto-striatal circuits in musical pleasure.

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iTBS over Left DLPFC effects

Increased musical pleasure and monetary valuation of music.

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Strongest Evidence for Music-Based Interventions

Movement/speech rehabilitation, stress reduction, and social bonding.

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MedRhythms Approach

Uses auditory rhythm cues adapted to the patient's gait for rehabilitation after stroke.

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Iso Principle

Matching the client's current mood and gradually shifting toward a desired mood using music.

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The Bonny Method (Therapist's Role)

To guide moment-to-moment imagery and reflection.

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Performance Expression & Improvisation

Best understood as points along a continuum of real-time musical creativity.

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Singer's Formant

An energy peak around 2.5-3 kHz allowing projection over an orchestra.

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Group Singing Physiological Effects

Increases in salivary oxytocin and increased pain thresholds.

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Limitation of Music Training Cognitive Benefit Studies

Many studies are correlational rather than experimental.

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OPERA Hypothesis (Precision)

Music requires greater accuracy of neural encoding than speech.

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Synchrony in Prosocial Behavior

Temporal alignment promotes feelings of closeness and cooperation.