统一音乐会研究和科学推广

IF 2.2 3区 心理学 0 MUSIC Musicae Scientiae Pub Date : 2023-06-30 DOI:10.1177/10298649231182078
Michel Bürgel, Iris Mencke, Aravindan Benjamin, Maximilian Dechert, Deborah Derks, Karsten Gerdes, Robin Hake, Simon Jacobsen, Kai Siedenburg
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音乐有能力吸引和吸引各行各业的人,在各种情况下。音乐心理学家试图理解与音乐聆听和制作有关的各种心理过程,包括感知、认知、运动技能和情感。近年来,音乐心理学研究人员开始在现实生活中收集数据,比如现场音乐会。这种方法提供了一个独特的机会,可以与各种各样的参与者建立联系,同时获得在实验室环境中可能无法获得的见解。在这封致编辑的信中,我们报道了一项名为“金耳朵挑战”的外展活动的新形式,该活动引入了游戏化的组成部分,从而将音乐会研究和科学传播结合起来。该活动于2022年10月在奥尔登堡大学首次组织,使用这种形式以一种易于理解和吸引人的方式展示音乐心理学的方法和方法。通过提供方便和信息丰富的内容,它旨在激励来自不同背景的人们更多地了解科学,特别是音乐心理学这个迷人的领域。
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Unifying concert research and science outreach
Music has the ability to captivate and engage people from all walks of life and in a wide range of situations. Music psychologists seek to understand the various psychological processes that are involved in music listening and making, including perception, cognition, motor skills, and emotion. In recent years, music psychology researchers have begun to collect data in real-life settings, such as concerts of live music. This approach offers a unique opportunity to connect with a wide variety of participants and at the same time gain insights that may not be available in laboratory settings. In this Letter to the Editor, we report on the novel format of an outreach activity called the Golden Ear Challenge that introduces a gamified component and thus unifies concert research and science communication. First organized at the University of Oldenburg in October 2022, the activity uses this format to demonstrate the approaches and methods of music psychology in an accessible and engaging way. By providing accessible and informative content, it aims to inspire people from various backgrounds to learn more about science and, in particular, the fascinating field of music psychology.
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Musicae Scientiae
Musicae Scientiae Multiple-
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期刊介绍: MUSICAE SCIENTIAE is the trilingual journal, official organ of ESCOM, published with the financial support of the Belgian Science Policy.
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