Le cluster Auditory Perception - Intelligence Tests (statistics & numerical data)
| 000470 (2000) | K M Steele [États-Unis] | Arousal and mood factors in the "Mozart effect". |
| 000468 (2000) | D J Bridgett [États-Unis] ; J. Cuevas | Effects of listening to Mozart and Bach on the performance of a mathematical test. |
| 000583 (1997) | K M Steele [États-Unis] ; T N Ball ; R. Runk | Listening to Mozart does not enhance backwards digit span performance. |
| 000646 (1995) | J. Newman [États-Unis] ; J H Rosenbach ; K L Burns ; B C Latimer ; H R Matocha ; E R Vogt | An experimental test of "the mozart effect": does listening to his music improve spatial ability? |
| 000075 (2011) | Bing Shue [États-Unis] ; Ayan Chatterjee ; Scott Fudemberg ; L Jay Katz ; Marlene R. Moster ; Maria J. Navarro ; Michael Pro ; Courtland Schmidt ; George L. Spaeth ; Oana Stirbu ; Arman Yalcin ; Jonathan S. Myers | The effects of Mozart's music on the performance of glaucoma patients on automated perimetry. |
| 000193 (2008) | Edward A. Roth [États-Unis] ; Kenneth H. Smith | The Mozart effect: evidence for the arousal hypothesis. |
| 000509 (1999) | K M Steele [États-Unis] ; J D Brown ; J A Stoecker | Failure to confirm the Rauscher and Shaw description of recovery of the Mozart effect. |
| 000740 (1993) | P. W. Jusczyk [États-Unis] ; C. L. Krumhansl | Pitch and rhythmic patterns affecting infants' sensitivity to musical phrase structure |
| 000041 (2013) | Nobuo Masataka [Japon] ; Leonid Perlovsky [États-Unis] | Cognitive interference can be mitigated by consonant music and facilitated by dissonant music |
| 000155 (2009) | Hsin-Yi Jean Tang [États-Unis] ; Verna Harms ; Sarah M. Speck ; Toni Vezeau ; Jill T. Jesurum | Effects of audio relaxation programs for blood pressure reduction in older adults. |
| 000471 (2000) | L E Mccutcheon [États-Unis] | Another failure to generalize the Mozart effect. |
| 000507 (1999) | B E Rideout [États-Unis] | Performance suppression from control procedures is not the basis of the Mozart effect. |
| 000543 (1999) | J. Burns [États-Unis] ; E. Labbe [États-Unis] ; K. Williams [États-Unis] ; J. Mccall [États-Unis] | Perceived and physiological indicators of relaxation : As different as Mozart and Alice in chains |
| 000546 (1998) | F H Rauscher [États-Unis] ; G L Shaw | Key components of the Mozart effect. |
| 000645 (1995) | C B Carstens [États-Unis] ; E. Huskins ; G W Hounshell | Listening to Mozart may not enhance performance on the revised Minnesota Paper Form Board Test. |
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