definitions

Question 1

rhythm

Answer 1

placements of sounds in time, ordered alternation of contrasting elements

Question 2

melody

Answer 2

combination of rhythm and pitch in a series of notes, often may recall a memory

Question 3

timbre

Answer 3

quality of a musical sound or voice as distinct from its pitch and intensity

Question 4

what is the importance of network activity throughout the brain in perceiving music?

Answer 4

think about it: tying music to memory even if bad we may develop a preference and there is also more recognition for familiar sounds (primacy effect?), set up through plastic connections

Question 5

role of multi-sensory integration in music perception?

Answer 5

think about it: multimodal perception is using different senses to perceive what is going on such as lip reading while someone is speaking, wanting to tap along when you hear a beat very powerful connection between motor system and music, ear worms,

Question 6

relation of emotions to major and minor chords

Answer 6

major chords are more bright happy, minor chords are more dark sad

Question 7

chemical changes while listening to music

Answer 7

people who find the music rewarding release more dopamine and those who see it not release less

Question 8

transfer effects

Question 9

musical training effects

Question 9

plasticity effects

Question 10

role of genetics