Psychology of Music explores the psychological and cognitive aspects of music, including its impact on emotions, memory, and social interactions. Research investigates how individuals perceive, process, and engage with music, examining factors such as musical preferences, performance anxiety, and the therapeutic uses of music. The journal also addresses the development of musical skills, the role of music in identity formation, and the effects of music on well-being across different populations.
Neuroscience and Music PerceptionDiverse Music Education InsightsMusic Therapy and HealthMusic and Audio ProcessingMusic Technology and Sound StudiesMultisensory perception and integrationMusicians’ Health and PerformanceCreativity in Education and NeuroscienceHearing Loss and RehabilitationMusicology and Musical Analysis