Assignment due Thursday, December 4
1. Group project: Write as much as possible of the structured abstract report. Sections 1 and 2 should be easy to fill-in now. Decide how the work will be divided between group members. Remember that...
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Musical Rhythms, Memory, and Human Expression
Musical Rhythms, Memory, and Human Expression Ryan Davis, Angie Fuentes, and Kyle Yoder Yale University, Cognition of Musical Rhythm, Virtual Lab 1. BACKGROUND AND AIMS 1.1 Introduction The...
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The specific focus of my individual project is to determine whether the known effects of music therapy on dyslexia in children are results of merely improved timing skills or of learning music as a...
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Group 2 First Project Writeup
Agreement in Musical Experts Identification of Beat Levels and their Salience Schroeder, J., Simmons, G. Yale University, Cognition of Musical Rhythm, Virtual Lab 1. BACKGROUND AND AIMS 1.1...
View ArticleFinal Deadlines & Feedback – Updated!
Today was our last regular class meeting. I will be available for online and email feedback as well as for individual meetings throughout the Reading period and until our scheduled Final exam period...
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Instructions are found below and can be downloaded here. Goal: Deliver a substantial and effective presentation of your research project to a (mock) panel of judges from a major funding agency on...
View ArticleSample Structured Abstract Reports
Here are a few sample structured abstracts from students group projects in previous semesters: – Acevedo, Lettie, Parnes, & Schartmann (2013), Effect of Tempo on Perceived Emotion of Musical...
View ArticleAgreement in Musical Experts on the Identification of Beat Levels and their...
Agreement in Musical Experts on the Identification of Beat Levels and their Salience Schroeder, J., Simmons, G. Yale University, Cognition of Musical Rhythm, Virtual Lab 1. BACKGROUND AND AIMS 1.1...
View ArticleCall for Participation: NEMCOG @ Wesleyan!
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2015 – WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY The next semiannual meeting of the Northeast Music Cognition Group (NEMCOG) will take place at Wesleyan University on Saturday April...
View ArticleMeasuring Musical Engagement
You are invited to participate in a study on the different ways how we listen to and appreciate music. This study is conducted by Thijs Vroegh, doctorate at the Music Department of the Max Plank...
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