Relaxation Value of Music and Biofeedback in Relation to Musicality
| Received 05 Dec, 2005 |
Accepted 15 May, 2007 |
Published 30 Jun, 2007 |
The present investigation was designed to study the comparative relaxation value of electromayograph (EMG) biofeedback training and instrumental music on musicality groups (high-musicality group and low-musicality group). All participants (N = 60) were medium on Extraversion and Neuroticism as determined by Hindi version of Eysenck Personality Inventory (Gupta & Poddar, 1979). A control group design with pre-post assessment vias adopted. Alpha EEG was the dependent variable. It was found that music-treatment had significantly higher relaxation value for the participants with high-musicality as compared to those with low-musicality who relaxed more with biofeedback-treatment.
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Sharma, M. (2007). Relaxation value of music and biofeedback in relation to musicality. Pakistan Journal of Psychological Research, 22(1-2), 23–34.
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Sharma, M. Relaxation Value of Music and Biofeedback in Relation to Musicality. Pak. J. Psychol. Res 2007, 22 (1-2), 23–34.
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