… Tillmann B, Koelsch S, Escoffier N, Bigand E, Lalitte P, Friederici A& Von Cramon D .
2006 Cognitive priming in sung and instrumental music: activation of inferior frontal cortex. …

… of congenital amusia, which suggests that congenital amusia is hereditary, with 46% first-degree
relatives similarly affected;(c) the deficit is not attenuated by musical training and (d) it …

… All five of the potential amusics identified using d-prime were in the group of … d-prime depends
on the aim of the study. For instance, when estimating prevalence in a large-scale study, d-…

The vast majority of humans move in time with a musical beat. This behaviour has been
mostly studied through finger-tapping synchronization. Here, we evaluate naturalistic …

A major theme driving research in congenital amusia is related to the modularity of this
musical disorder, with two possible sources of the amusic pitch perception deficit. The first …

The co-stimulators ICOS (inducible T cell co-stimulator) and CD28 are both important for T
follicular helper (TFH) cells, yet their individual contributions are unclear. Here, we show that …

Recently, Bowling, Purves, and Gill (2018a) , found that individuals perceive chords with
spectra resembling a harmonic series as more consonant. This is consistent with their vocal …

… Melodies were composed in the key of C and transposed to the keys of D and G, and ranged
in pitch from F#3-B5 (F0 = 185–991 Hz). On average, each melody contained 8.6 tones and …

Arbery in the United States led to public outcry and international protests in support of the
Black Lives Matter movement, and broader awareness of the effects of systemic racism. …

… This analysis failed to reveal any effect of the differing targets on d's for minor tonality melodies,
F (2, 38) = 0.400, p = 0.673; Figure 4A presents the means (and SEs) for d's as a function …