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1. www.psychologytoday.com › au › blogMusic, Detachment and the Loss of Self | Psychology Today ...

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   Of the variety of psychological states that music can arouse, perhaps two of the most highly prized are absorption (a kind of “effortless involvement”) and dissociation or detachment. These...

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Absorption in music: Development of a scale to identify ...

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   Nov 11, 2011 · We created the Absorption in Music Scale (AIMS), a 34-item measure of individuals’ ability and willingness to allow music to draw them into an emotional experience. It was evaluated with a sample of 166 participants, and exhibits good psychometric properties.

   • Author: Gillian M. Sandstrom, Frank A. Russo

   • Publish Year: 2013

3. digitalcommons.molloy.edu › etd › 71"The Roles of Absorption in Music Therapy" by Michael John Russo

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   Analysis of the interview data revealed the following themes: 1. how music therapy experiences facilitate absorption for clients, 2. how absorption influences music therapy clients, and 3. transitioning to new experiential states.

   • Author: Michael John Russo

   • Publish Year: 2019

4. journals.qmu.ac.uk › approaches › articleEveryday Music Listening: Absorption, Dissociation and ...

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   Published in 2011, Everyday Music Listening: Absorption, Dissociation and Trancing is one the first books to focus on the nature of music listening as a lived experience and it offers the first extensive ‘real-world’ study of absorbing and dissociative experiences of music.

5. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleMusic and states of consciousness: A narrative review of the ...

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   Accounts of musical absorption in performing musicians have presented a recurrent paradox, which revolves around the description of absorption as a state characterized by both heightened and diminished bodily, reflective, and affective self-awareness (Høffding, 2018).

6. academic.oup.com › mtp › article-abstractResearch Article Summary | Music Therapy Perspectives ...

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   Nov 5, 2014 · Sandstrom and Russo (2013) created a 34-item instrument, the Absorption in Music Scale (AIMS), to measure a person’s ability and willingness to allow music to pull them into an emotional experience. Absorption may play a critical role in moderating the intensity of an emotional response to music.

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   What is the absorption in music scale (aims)?

   • We created the Absorption in Music Scale (AIMS), a 34-item measure of individuals’ ability and willingness to allow music to draw them into an emotional experience. It was evaluated with a sample of 166 participants, and exhibits good psychometric properties.

   Absorption in music: Development of a scale to identify individuals

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   What is musical absorption?

   • Accounts of musical absorption in performing musicians have presented a recurrent paradox, which revolves around the description of absorption as a state characterized by both heightened and diminished bodily, reflective, and affective self-awareness (Høffding, 2018).

   Music and states of consciousness: A narrative review of the

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   What is self-absorption unappealing?

   • As generally understood, the concept is synonymous with self-preoccupied, self-centered, self-obsessed —and even egotistical and selfish. Dictionaries define self-absorption unappealingly as “preoccupied with oneself or one’s own affairs,” frequently adding that it’s “to the exclusion of others or the outside world.”

   Self-Absorption: The Root of All (Psychological) Evil?

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   What is absorption in psychology?

   • In psychology, absorption has traditionally been characterized as a unique state of intense focal concentration and cognitive engagement, often involving the exclusion of other content from conscious awareness, including aspects of self-awareness and self-reflection (Butler, 2004).

   Music and states of consciousness: A narrative review of the

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   Are spontaneous thought and absorption ambiguous?

   • The review places particular emphasis on the phenomena of absorption and spontaneous thought—two areas often object of conceptual ambiguity but which have been effectively addressed by recent music-related studies.

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   Why is self-absorption important?

   • When self-absorption is explored in the literature, it’s generally contrasted with self-reflection, self-awareness, and introspection—personality characteristics regarded much more positively, for they’re related to maturity, sensitivity, and achieving valuable personal insight.

   Self-Absorption: The Root of All (Psychological) Evil?

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Dictionaries define self-absorption unappealingly as “preoccupied with oneself or one’s own affairs,” frequently adding that it’s “to the exclusion of others or the outside world.” That...