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Neuroscience and Music Perception

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This cluster of papers explores the neural mechanisms underlying auditory processing, including music and speech perception, temporal processing, emotional responses to music, brain plasticity related to musical training, and the neuroanatomical correlates of auditory perception. It delves into topics such as the organization of the auditory cortex, interval timing, cortical responses to music and speech, and the effects of musical training on brain development.

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music perception; auditory cortex; music cognition; pitch perception; musical training; music and emotion; mismatch negativity; auditory scene analysis; primary auditory cortex; emotional response to music; interaural time difference; auditory attention; rhythm perception; musicianship; music psychology; binaural hearing; temporal processing; auditory temporal processing; interaural level difference; pitch discrimination; auditory event-related potentials; musicians versus non-musicians; spatial hearing; absolute pitch; auditory stream segregation

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Morton address: 36240729039056389 · morton4x16-v1

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