cognitive thought
05/24/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Why do you like specific music over others? Turns out our expectations and biases greatly impact how our brain responds to music
Has it ever occurred to you that you might be unconsciously favoring certain songs because you know they were performed by professionals? In a Science Daily article, American researchers reported that our biases and expectations affect the way our brain interprets music. In 2007, world-famous violin player Joshua Bell popped up in a busy subway […]
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