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The development of evaluative responses to music : Infants prefer to listen to consonance over dissonance

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The development of evaluative responses to music : Infants prefer to listen to consonance over dissonance

Auteurs : L. J. Trainor ; B. M. Heinmiller

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Infant behavior & development [ 0163-6383 ] ; 1998.

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- Etude expérimentale, Audition, Musique, Préférence stimulus, Développement cognitif, Développement perceptif, Cognition, Perception, Nourrisson.

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- Cognition, Cognitive development, Experimental study, Hearing, Infant, Music, Perception, Perceptual development, Stimulus preference.

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In Experiment 1, 6-month-old infants looked longer in order to listen to a set of consonant intervals than to a set of dissonant intervals. In Experiment 2, infants preferred to listen to the original version of a Mozart minuet than to a version altered to contain many dissonant intervals. Thus, although infants do not yet have the musical-system-specific knowledge of scale structure that is involved in adults' emotional reactions to music, infants are similar to adults in their evaluative reactions to consonance and dissonance.

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The development of evaluative responses to music : Infants prefer to listen to consonance over dissonance

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