Neural correlates of individual differences in music preferences
Chiyu Maeda, Satoshi Nishida · FENS Forum 2024
Music is a form of sensory information with diverse preferences observed among individuals. These individual variations in music preferences can be attributed to individual differences in the neural processing of music. However, the specific neural processes responsible for such differences have not been specified, as the limitations of previous experimental designs in distinguishing between inter- and intra-individual preference variations. To address this issue, our study aimed to identify neural signals indicative of individual preference differences using univariate and multivariate analys
ePoster · Neuroscience