Journal article
Performance on the Purdue Pegboard and Finger Tapping by Schizophrenics after Mellow and Frenetic Antecedent Music
Perceptual and motor skills, v 83(3_suppl), pp 1161-1162
Dec 1996
PMID: 9017724
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Abstract
Effects of musical selections on motor performance have been inconsistent. Using a 3-factor within-subjects design [mellow music (4:4 time), frenetic music (2:8 time), and white noise conditions], each of 34 schizophrenic inpatients volunteered to perform the Purdue Pegboard and Finger Oscillation (Tapping) following 1-min. counterbalanced presentations of three types of music. Both pegboard and tapping performance were higher after frenetic music but unaffected by mellow music.
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- Title
- Performance on the Purdue Pegboard and Finger Tapping by Schizophrenics after Mellow and Frenetic Antecedent Music
- Creators
- Catherine Chambliss - Ursinus CollegeKaren Tyson - Ursinus CollegeJoseph Tracy - Norristown State HospitalJean Astley Tracy - [Retired Faculty]
- Publication Details
- Perceptual and motor skills, v 83(3_suppl), pp 1161-1162
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- [Retired Faculty]
- Web of Science ID
- WOS:A1996WE28200010
- Scopus ID
- 2-s2.0-0030346905
- Other Identifier
- 991019168018104721
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