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Universality, domain-specificity, and development of psychological responses to music

2023-05-20

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<p>Humans can find music happy, sad, fearful or spiritual. They can be soothed by it or urged to dance. Whether these psychological responses reflect cognitive adaptations that evolved expressly for responding to music is an ongoing topic of study. In this Review, we examine three features of music-related psychological responses that help to elucidate whether the underlying cognitive systems are specialized adapt...

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c48302e7-6d1c-5e49-9e54-9a76f9391ad7
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10.31234/osf.io/cdftm
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