Deposited with permission of the author. © 1996 Dr. Sarah-Jane WilsonThe aim of the thesis was to conduct a detailed examination of the evidence pertaining to the cerebral lateralisation of musical function. Theoretical models from the neuropsychological and cognitive psychology fields were employed, with emphasis placed on the way the models interrelate to gain a more coherent account of music cognition and its relationship to cerebral lateralisation. (For complete abstract open document.
It has been suggested that different pathways through the brain are followed depending on the type o...
The use of intracarotid propofol procedure (IPP) when assessing musical lateralization has not been ...
Classical musicians are a unique population. Unlike other musicians, they learn their skills with th...
Abstraet--Laterality for the processing of melody and timbre was investigated in 64 right-handed non...
The recent research in the field of cognitive neuroscience of music is considered in the paper. It c...
The purpose of this study was to determine if laterality effects differ for musicians and nonmusicia...
Objective: Our study investigated hemispheric lateralization for musical structure processing using ...
The acquisition of literacy has a profound impact on the functional specialization and lateralizatio...
Present knowledge about the neurobiology of music is discussed and summarised. Music playing, readin...
Musicians represent an ideal model for understanding experience-driven neuroplasticity in the human ...
In the past few years the study of music from a neuroscientific perspective has considerably improve...
At the beginning are analyzed the principal methodologies and techniques of research, examining then...
For more than three decades cognitive neuroscientists have debated the lateralisation of emotion. Cu...
Relationship between brain and music is of interest to musicians, psychologists and neuroscientists....
In a previous experiment we have measured the subjective perception of auditory lateralization in li...
It has been suggested that different pathways through the brain are followed depending on the type o...
The use of intracarotid propofol procedure (IPP) when assessing musical lateralization has not been ...
Classical musicians are a unique population. Unlike other musicians, they learn their skills with th...
Abstraet--Laterality for the processing of melody and timbre was investigated in 64 right-handed non...
The recent research in the field of cognitive neuroscience of music is considered in the paper. It c...
The purpose of this study was to determine if laterality effects differ for musicians and nonmusicia...
Objective: Our study investigated hemispheric lateralization for musical structure processing using ...
The acquisition of literacy has a profound impact on the functional specialization and lateralizatio...
Present knowledge about the neurobiology of music is discussed and summarised. Music playing, readin...
Musicians represent an ideal model for understanding experience-driven neuroplasticity in the human ...
In the past few years the study of music from a neuroscientific perspective has considerably improve...
At the beginning are analyzed the principal methodologies and techniques of research, examining then...
For more than three decades cognitive neuroscientists have debated the lateralisation of emotion. Cu...
Relationship between brain and music is of interest to musicians, psychologists and neuroscientists....
In a previous experiment we have measured the subjective perception of auditory lateralization in li...
It has been suggested that different pathways through the brain are followed depending on the type o...
The use of intracarotid propofol procedure (IPP) when assessing musical lateralization has not been ...
Classical musicians are a unique population. Unlike other musicians, they learn their skills with th...