The purpose of this research was to provide a descriptive study of the phenomenon known as intense musical experience (IME). The goal was to describe the people that have IMEs, the situations in which IMEs occur, and describe what the experience itself is like. Ultimately this study seeks to create a basis of research for a more efficient form of music therapy that promotes long term benefits by implementing IMEs. Through the creation of a survey on Amazon Mechanical Turkthe researchers were able to collect data from 110 participants who claimed to have had an IME. The data collected provided details about individuals who experienced the event, the type of music they were listening to, where they were listening to it, and how they were list...
BACKGROUND: Mental health service development internationally is increasingly informed by the collab...
Interest in music and emotion has been prevalent across the ages, due to music being a universal fea...
Peak experiences, as described by Maslow (1962) and others, can be triggered by a variety of activit...
Research in Sweden has recently defined and explored the concept of strong experiences of music, whi...
No matter how humans have evolved over the years, no matter how different the cultures or customs ar...
Research about musical experience can be found in various works written about the experience of joy ...
Introduction: The authors propose a study on music therapy\u27s application to patients suffering fr...
Music therapy consists of evidence-based intervention from a clinical perspective, such as wellness,...
Background: Mental health service development internationally is increasingly informed by the collab...
peer-reviewedThe recovery approach in mental health advocates for the involvement of service users a...
A group of music experts (N = 98) were asked to report (in responding to a questionnaire) on their a...
The paper firstly reviews four studies on the power of music to generate emotional responses in the ...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2001 Clare O'Callaghan.A constructivist research paradig...
Constructing a procedure to assess, evaluate and treat psychopathology as it relates to the process ...
Few studies have looked or presented the meaning of music performance anxiety from the viewpoint of ...
BACKGROUND: Mental health service development internationally is increasingly informed by the collab...
Interest in music and emotion has been prevalent across the ages, due to music being a universal fea...
Peak experiences, as described by Maslow (1962) and others, can be triggered by a variety of activit...
Research in Sweden has recently defined and explored the concept of strong experiences of music, whi...
No matter how humans have evolved over the years, no matter how different the cultures or customs ar...
Research about musical experience can be found in various works written about the experience of joy ...
Introduction: The authors propose a study on music therapy\u27s application to patients suffering fr...
Music therapy consists of evidence-based intervention from a clinical perspective, such as wellness,...
Background: Mental health service development internationally is increasingly informed by the collab...
peer-reviewedThe recovery approach in mental health advocates for the involvement of service users a...
A group of music experts (N = 98) were asked to report (in responding to a questionnaire) on their a...
The paper firstly reviews four studies on the power of music to generate emotional responses in the ...
Deposited with permission of the author. © 2001 Clare O'Callaghan.A constructivist research paradig...
Constructing a procedure to assess, evaluate and treat psychopathology as it relates to the process ...
Few studies have looked or presented the meaning of music performance anxiety from the viewpoint of ...
BACKGROUND: Mental health service development internationally is increasingly informed by the collab...
Interest in music and emotion has been prevalent across the ages, due to music being a universal fea...
Peak experiences, as described by Maslow (1962) and others, can be triggered by a variety of activit...