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Table S1 - Congenital Amusia Persists in the Developing Brain after Daily Music Listening

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Parents profession and MBEA average score. (DOCX)

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2012-05-11

先天性失歌症

音乐感知

Data for the study “The Co-occurrence of Pitch and Rhythm Disorders in Congenital Amusia” The file “Demographics and Control Measures” is an excel file that includes the details of participants’ de

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The Co-occurrence of Pitch and Rhythm Disorders in Congenital Amusia

先天性失歌症

音乐认知

Data for the study “The Co-occurrence of Pitch and Rhythm Disorders in Congenital Amusia” The file “DATA” is an excel file that includes the data used for the analyses and group comparisons. Each l

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Classifying song and speech: effects of focal temporal lesions and musical disorder

听觉分类

先天性失歌症

Song and speech represent two auditory categories the brain usually classifies fairly easily. Functionally, this classification ability may depend to a great extent on characteristic features of pitch

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The Co-occurrence of Pitch and Rhythm Disorders in Congenital Amusia

先天性失歌症

音乐感知

DataCite Commons2020-08-28 更新90

The Mechanism of Speech Processing in Congenital Amusia: Evidence from Mandarin Speakers

先天性失歌症

语音处理

Congenital amusia is a neuro-developmental disorder of pitch perception that causes severe problems with music processing but only subtle difficulties in speech processing. This study investigated spe

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Table S1 - Congenital Amusia Persists in the Developing Brain after Daily Music Listening

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