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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 323948294_Music(PDF) Music and cognitive dissonance - ResearchGate

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   Mar 1, 2018 · We studied whether the influence of music is related to its hedonicity and whether pleasant or unpleasant music would influence scholarly test performance and cognitive dissonance.

   • (PDF) Music can reduce cognitive dissonance - ResearchGate

     Here we explore the mechanism of how music influences...

2. arxiv.org › pdf › 1209Mozart Effect, Cognitive Dissonance, and Origins of Music

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   cognitive function of music? Would such an effect of music be due to the hedonicity, a fundamental dimension of mental experience? The present paper explores a recent hypothesis that music helps to tolerate cognitive dissonances and thus enabled accumulation of knowledge and human cultural evolution (Perlovsky, 2010, 2012).

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4. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleMozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   May 1, 2013 · This paper explored two important and fascinating areas of human mind: music, its cognitive function, its origin, and cognitive dissonances. Each area deserves studying its deep multifaceted cognitive mechanisms and functions.

   • Author: Leonid Perlovsky, Arnaud Cabanac, Marie-Claude Bonniot-Cabanac, Michel Cabanac

   • Publish Year: 2013

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 334463000_Music(PDF) Music can reduce cognitive dissonance - ResearchGate

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   Apr 2, 2012 · Here we explore the mechanism of how music influences cognition. The main novel contribution of this paper is that music helps to overcome cognitive dissonance.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 322477360Mozart Effect, Cognitive Dissonance, and the Pleasure of Music

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   Feb 1, 2013 · The present paper explores a recent hypothesis that music helps to tolerate cognitive dissonances and thus enabled accumulation of knowledge and human cultural evolution.

7. www.nature.com › articles › npre2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical ...

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   A cognitive dissonance is a discomfort caused by holding conflicting cognitions. 2). Ancient Greeks new that people tend to resolve the dissonances by devaluing a conflicting...

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   Does music facilitate cognitive dissonance?

   • The present paper explores a recent hypothesis that music helps to tolerate cognitive dissonances and thus enabled accumulation of knowledge and human cultural evolution.

   Mozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   Does music influence scholarly test performance and cognitive dissonance?

   • We studied whether the influence of music is related to its hedonicity and whether pleasant or unpleasant music would influence scholarly test performance and cognitive dissonance. Specific hypotheses evaluated in this study are that during a test students experience contradictory cognitions that cause cognitive dissonances.

   Mozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   What is cognitive dissonance?

   • Cognitive dissonance (CD) is “a discomfort caused by holding conflicting cognitions” (Festinger 1957; Wikipedia 2012). It is known that this discomfort is usually resolved by devaluing- discarding a conflicting cognition.

   Mozart Effect, Cognitive Dissonance, and Origins of Music

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   Is music a cognitive function?

   • It follows that music likely performs a fundamental cognitive function explaining the origin and evolution of musical ability that have been considered a mystery.

   Mozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   Can music help hold contradictory cognitions?

   • A music ability to help holding contradictory cognitions has been demonstrated experimentally in , : music has helped young children (4 y.o.a.) to avoid devaluing an attractive toy, while not playing with it. The fundamental and broad claims about musical role in cognition and human evolution require multifaceted evaluation.

   Mozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   Does insensitivity to music affect cognitive differences between musical and amusical people?

   • If insensitivity to music affects cognitive differences between musical and amusical people, these differences should be searched in specifically creative aspects of cognition, such as differences between decisions made using the knowledge instinct and using language-based heuristics (Perlovsky & Levine, 2012).

   Mozart Effect, Cognitive Dissonance, and Origins of Music

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9. www.semanticscholar.org › paper › Mozart-effectMozart effect, cognitive dissonance, and the pleasure of music

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   Sep 15, 2012 · Results of the experiment reveal that the exposure to Mozart's music exerted a strongly positive influence upon the performance of young children and served as basis by which they were enabled to reconcile the cognitive dissonance.