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Sandra E. Trehub
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, October 2008, Volume31(Issue5) Page p.598To-599
Instead of the discrete emotions approach adopted by Juslin & Västfjäll (J&V), the present perspective considers musical signals as functioning primarily to influence listeners in ways that are favorable to the signaler. Viewing music through the lens of social-emotional regulation fits with typical uses of music in everyday contexts and with the cross-cultural use of music for infant affect regulation.Source Information
October 2008, Volume31(Issue5) Page p.598To-599
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