Emotional Effects of Music Flashcards

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What is an example of expressing emotion in music?

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“This music sounds sad to me”

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What is an example of eliciting emotion through music?

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“This music is making me cry”

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What is the emotivist perspective of music’s ability to induce emotion?

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Music expresses and induces emotion

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What evidence do we have that there are physiological changes that accompany music listening that is indicative of an emotional response?

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Krumhansl’s (1997) evidence showed that compared to the rest, there are significant effects on a physiological state of an individual. Sad song excerpts slowed the heart rate, slowed the heart rate, and temperature decreases

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What parts of the brain are associated with listening to pleasant music?

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Ventral striatum and Insula

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What is an emotional response?

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Relatively brief, through intense, affective reaction to potentially important events or changes in the external or internal environment

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What is the neural basis of emotional processing?

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Dysfunctions and lesions occur in the limbic and paralimbic systems

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What are the potential mechanisms underlying music’s ability to elicit emotional reactions?

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Brain stem reflexes (stimulating vs relaxing, consonance vs dissonance) and evaluative conditioning (unconditioned stimulus -> unconditioned response)

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