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High Resolution Vigor Response to Music, Metronome, and the Sound of Silence, (Part B) of - Effects of Auditory Stimuli on Beat-Synchronized Long-Distance Walking

2022-04-23

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<p>In an initial phase of this study, a participant stepped in instructed synchrony to two types of auditory stimuli: either to the isochronous beat of a metronome - a presumed neutral stimulus or what might be considered a most rudimentary form of music - or to the beat of a broad-spectrum of single genre 4/4-meter music continuously over a 2-mile forested paved loop track. As in the prior companion study (Shay,...

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10.31234/osf.io/thks7
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