Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing

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Autor(a) principal: Nunes-Silva,Marília
Data de Publicação: 2013
Outros Autores: Haase,Vitor Geraldi
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Psychology & Neuroscience (Online)
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Resumo: In the past few years the study of music from a neuroscientific perspective has considerably improved, allowing the evolution of both theoretical knowledge and constructs related to cognitive musical processing. Both neuroimaging studies and studies of individuals who suffer from selective deficits of musical abilities have favored the construction of useful models to understand the mechanisms of musical processing, thus revealing its complexity and eliciting the hypothesis of the modular organization of music in the brain. This article reviews studies of cognitive musical processing with a focus on deficits in musical abilities and the neuropsychological model of cognitive musical processing developed by Isabelle Peretz. This model is an important contribution to neuroscientific studies of music because it furthers the understanding of selective deficits in different components of musical processing that occur in both individuals who incur brain damage and those with congenital amusia. The model also serves as theoretical support for diagnosing different types of amusia.
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title Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
spellingShingle Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
Nunes-Silva,Marília
amusia
music cognition
music perception
modularity
title_short Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
title_full Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
title_fullStr Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
title_full_unstemmed Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
title_sort Amusias and modularity of musical cognitive processing
author Nunes-Silva,Marília
author_facet Nunes-Silva,Marília
Haase,Vitor Geraldi
author_role author
author2 Haase,Vitor Geraldi
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Nunes-Silva,Marília
Haase,Vitor Geraldi
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv amusia
music cognition
music perception
modularity
topic amusia
music cognition
music perception
modularity
description In the past few years the study of music from a neuroscientific perspective has considerably improved, allowing the evolution of both theoretical knowledge and constructs related to cognitive musical processing. Both neuroimaging studies and studies of individuals who suffer from selective deficits of musical abilities have favored the construction of useful models to understand the mechanisms of musical processing, thus revealing its complexity and eliciting the hypothesis of the modular organization of music in the brain. This article reviews studies of cognitive musical processing with a focus on deficits in musical abilities and the neuropsychological model of cognitive musical processing developed by Isabelle Peretz. This model is an important contribution to neuroscientific studies of music because it furthers the understanding of selective deficits in different components of musical processing that occur in both individuals who incur brain damage and those with congenital amusia. The model also serves as theoretical support for diagnosing different types of amusia.
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