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Neural encoding of musical expectations in non-human primates

2023-11-03

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<p>The appreciation of music is a universal trait of humankind. Evidence supporting this notion includes the ubiquity of music across cultures and the natural predisposition towards music that humans display early in development. Are we musical animals because of species-specific predispositions? This question cannot be answered by relying on cross-cultural or developmental studies alone, as these cannot rule out...

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Literature Corpus work: 688a180d-40c5-5344-9410-79bcf89aa380
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/98rgw

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