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Feature based representations map differently to music perception as a function of nature and duration of training: Evidence based on Mini-PROMS in Indian context

2024-05-06

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<p>Musical ability is part of human nature and develops naturally. Music perception skills vary widely in the general population. However, previous research has mostly focused on the investigation of music production and not much on normative variations in music perception skills as it may have an impact on music education as well as neuroplasticity induced by music (Kragness &amp; Swaminathan et al, 2021; Swamina...

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37584a7a-9955-5fc0-9e56-18aedcb9eaef
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10.31234/osf.io/txhgr
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