Non-expert listeners show decreased heart rate and increased blood pressure (fear bradycardia) in response to atonal music

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Non-expert listeners show decreased heart rate and increased blood pressure (fear bradycardia) in response to atonal music https://t.co/sl7iPkLpZf

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Non-expert listeners show decreased heart rate and increased blood pressure (fear bradycardia) in response to atonal music compared to tonal music. There's tonal music, there's atonal music, and then there's fluctuating sleep-disrupting noise pollution.

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RT @AliceProverbio: @RealBrainTC @unimib 3. Atonal music perception increases arousal more than tonal music, as influenced by their auditor…

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RT @AliceProverbio: @RealBrainTC @unimib 3. Atonal music perception increases arousal more than tonal music, as influenced by their auditor…

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