NEURAL CORRELATES OF BOREDOM IN MUSIC PERCEPTION

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FAKHR TABATABAIE ASHKAN; AZADEHFAR MOHAMMAD REZA; MIRIAN NEGIN; NOROOZIAN MARYAM; YOONESSI AHMAD; SAEBIPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA; YOONESSI ALI

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Journal: Basic and Clinical Neuroscience Year:2014 | Volume:5 | Issue:4 Page(s): 259-266

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NEURAL CORRELATES OF BOREDOM IN MUSIC PERCEPTION

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MUSIC

EMOTION

BOREDOM

EEG

BRAIN RHYTHMS

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Introduction: MUSIC can elicit powerful EMOTIONal responses, the neural correlates of which have not been properly understood. An important aspect about the quality of any MUSICal piece is its ability to elicit a sense of excitement in the listeners. In this study, we investigated the neural correlates of BOREDOM evoked by MUSIC in human subjects.Methods: We used EEG recording in nine subjects while they were listening to total number of 10 short-length (83 sec) MUSICal pieces with various BOREDOM indices. Subjects evaluated boringness of MUSICal pieces while their EEG was recording.Results: Using short time Fourier analysis, we found that beta 2 rhythm was (16-20 Hz) significantly lower whenever the subjects rated the MUSIC as boring in comparison to non-boring.Discussion: The results demonstrate that the MUSIC modulates neural activity of various parts of the brain and can be measured using EEG.

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FAKHR TABATABAIE, ASHKAN, AZADEHFAR, MOHAMMAD REZA, MIRIAN, NEGIN, NOROOZIAN, MARYAM, YOONESSI, AHMAD, SAEBIPOUR, MOHAMMAD REZA, & YOONESSI, ALI. (2014). NEURAL CORRELATES OF BOREDOM IN MUSIC PERCEPTION. BASIC AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE, 5(4), 259-266. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/327785/en

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FAKHR TABATABAIE ASHKAN, AZADEHFAR MOHAMMAD REZA, MIRIAN NEGIN, NOROOZIAN MARYAM, YOONESSI AHMAD, SAEBIPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA, YOONESSI ALI. NEURAL CORRELATES OF BOREDOM IN MUSIC PERCEPTION. BASIC AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE[Internet]. 2014;5(4):259-266. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/327785/en

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ASHKAN FAKHR TABATABAIE, MOHAMMAD REZA AZADEHFAR, NEGIN MIRIAN, MARYAM NOROOZIAN, AHMAD YOONESSI, MOHAMMAD REZA SAEBIPOUR, and ALI YOONESSI, “NEURAL CORRELATES OF BOREDOM IN MUSIC PERCEPTION,” BASIC AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 259–266, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/327785/en

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