...Chiara Rossi; Barbara Colombo; Francesca De Salve; Osmano Oasi Music resonates differently in every single person according to human culture and characteristics. Individual differences such as personality traits may play a key role in modulating the emotional response to music and yet relatively...

... experience that could describe individual differences in music-associated reward. In this work, we validated an Italian version of the BMRQ since only Spanish, English, and French versions are currently available. The original version was translated into Italian, adapted and validated following...

... and familiarity ratings of whole songs. Pascal Wallisch, New York University, 60 Fifth Avenue, Room 210, New York, NY, 10011. E-mail: [email protected] 20 4 2018 19 12 2022 © 2023 by The Regents of the University of California 2023 music individual differences rating...

... them, and 3) how individual differences may be explained. These questions were addressed in a listening test, where 44 participants (aged 19–66 years) reported both felt emotions and subjective impressions of emotion mechanisms ( Mec Scale ), while listening to 72 pieces of music from 12 genres...

... of this phenomenon, investigating potentially related extrinsic and individual difference factors. Participants were told to listen to “different” musical performances of an original piece when in fact they were exposed to the same repeated recording. Each time, the recording was accompanied by a text suggesting...

.... E-mail: [email protected] 18 1 2014 24 11 2014 © 2015 by The Regents of the University of California 2015 sleep consolidation piano performance conceptual representations individual differences motor production SLEEP CONSOLIDATION OF MUSICAL COMPETENCE STEPHEN C...

...Ernest Mas-Herrero; Josep Marco-Pallares; Urbano Lorenzo-Seva; Robert J. Zatorre; Antoni Rodriguez-Fornells Music is one of the most pleasant human experiences, even though it has no direct biological advantage. However little is known about individual differences in how people experience reward...

...Peter J. Rentfrow; Lewis R. Goldberg; David J. Stillwell; Michal Kosinski; Samuel D. Gosling; Daniel J. Levitin there is overwhelming anecdotal and empirical evidence for individual differences in musical preferences. However, little is known about what drives those preferences. Are people drawn...

... that individual differences in dissociation, absorption, fantasy proneness, empathy, and rumination would be related to the enjoyment of negative emotion in music. Fifty-nine participants completed a survey pertaining to this question. Results revealed statistically significant positive relationships between...

...Peter E. Keller; Mirjam Appel The Role of Anticipatory Auditory Imagery in musical ensemble performance was investigated by examining the relationship between individual differences in auditory imagery and temporal coordination in piano duos. Vividness of imagery for upcoming sounds was assessed...