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Psychomusicology
Music, Mind, and Brain

Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain

Editor: Mark Schmuckler
ISSN 0275-3987
eISSN 2162-1535
Published quarterly, beginning in March
Impact factor 1.2
5-year impact factor 1.5
Psychology - Experimental 90 of 102

Psychomusicology: Music, Mind, and Brain® publishes leading-edge content in the field of music perception, cognition and neuroscience.

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published in the last 5 years

Music listening and emotion regulation: Young people’s perspectives on strategies, outcomes, and intervening factors.

Garrido, Sandra; du Toit, Mieke; Meade, Tanya

Neuroticism, musical emotion regulation, and mental health.

Miranda, Dave

An exploratory study of in-cabin music engagement among young-adult drivers.

Brodsky, Warren

Song properties and familiarity affect speech recognition in musical noise.

Brown, Jane A.; Bidelman, Gavin M.

Individual differences in the expression and experience of curiosity are reflected in patterns of music preferences and appreciation.

Galvan, Jasmin; Omigie, Diana

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published in the last 5 years

Music listening and emotion regulation: Young people’s perspectives on strategies, outcomes, and intervening factors.

Garrido, Sandra; du Toit, Mieke; Meade, Tanya

Preferred music listening does not affect cognitive inhibition in young and older adults.

Izbicki, Patricia; Delaney, Cortney; Gettes, Emma; Gustafson, Ella; Meyer, Allison; Norman, Molly; Stegemöller, Elizabeth L.

Neuroticism, musical emotion regulation, and mental health.

Miranda, Dave

Does bedtime music listening improve subjective sleep quality and next-morning well-being in young adults? A randomized cross-over trial.

Majeed, Nadyanna M.; Lua, Verity Y. Q.; Chong, Jun Sen; Lew, Zoey; Hartanto, Andree

Psychomusicology: A resounding closing cadence.

Cohen, Annabel J.; Schmuckler, Mark A.
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