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Mozart’s sonata K.448 as a paradigm in cognitive neuroscience: evidence and hegemony

2025-08-20

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<p>Mozart’s sonata for two pianos in D major, K.448, has become a de facto auditory stimulus in research linking music to cognition and brain function. This narrative critical review synthesizes three decades of peer reviewed human, clinical, and animal studies, organizing findings by task domain (attention, working memory), neural endpoints (EEG/qEEG, seizure metrics), and protocol choices (movement/segment, dose...

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4a172626-1913-53ee-8809-ab40588dd2b2
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10.31234/osf.io/rced3_v1
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