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1. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullWhen words matter: A cross-cultural perspective on lyrics and ...

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   Jun 16, 2021 · This pattern was consistent for all emotions, apart from nostalgia-longing, where the effect of lyrics was only evident for the Swedish folk piece (incongruent piece). Nostalgia-longing might have been felt not because the song was familiar to the listener, but because nostalgia-longing was a by-effect of the music-evoked sadness.

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2. slate.com › technology › 2014Musical nostalgia: The psychology and neuroscience for song ...

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   Aug 12, 2014 · According to the reminiscence bump theory, we all have a culturally conditioned “life script” that serves, in our memory, as the narrative of our lives. When we look back on our pasts, the ...

3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullThe psychological benefits of music-evoked nostalgia

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   Dec 29, 2021 · The songs were randomly selected from a total of 1,112 excerpts, and the release date was matched to the participant’s adolescent years. After each song, participants rated the degree to which the song made them feel nostalgic. Negative affect predicted music-evoked nostalgia, whereas positive affect did not.

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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 352464257_When(PDF) When words matter: A cross-cultural perspective on ...

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   Jun 16, 2021 · Nostalgia-longing might have been felt not because the song was familiar to the listener, but because nostalgia-longing w as a by-effect of the music-evok ed sad- ness.

6. www.bbc.com › culture › articleWhy does music evoke memories? - BBC

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   Oct 21, 2014 · Music helps because it provides a rhythm and rhyme and sometimes alliteration which helps to unlock that information with cues. It is the structure of the song that helps us to remember it, as ...

7. www.vice.com › en › articleThe Science Behind Music’s Nostalgic Power - VICE

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   Apr 2, 2018 · A landmark 1999 study showed that music has enormous power to evoke memories in the listener. Music can provoke general recollections, for example the feeling of what it was like to be a child, or ...

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   Why does a song have a 'nostalgia-longing' pattern?

   • This pattern was consistent for all emotions, apart from nostalgia-longing, where the effect of lyrics was only evident for the Swedish folk piece (incongruent piece). Nostalgia-longing might have been felt not because the song was familiar to the listener, but because nostalgia-longing was a by-effect of the music-evoked sadness.

   When words matter: A cross-cultural perspective on lyrics and their

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   Does music arouse nostalgia?

   • Nostalgia-longing might have been felt not because the song was familiar to the listener, but because nostalgia-longing was a by-effect of the music-evoked sadness. Previous research suggests that once a listener becomes sad, this emotion may also arouse nostalgia (Wildschut et al., 2006).

   When words matter: A cross-cultural perspective on lyrics and their

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   Is there a relationship between nostalgia and music?

   • When it comes to the relationship between nostalgia and music, something researchers know for sure is that the music we listened to as teenagers will continue to be incredibly influential on us for the rest of our lives. And there are neurological explanations for this.

   The Science Behind Music’s Nostalgic Power - VICE

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   What predicts music-evoked nostalgia?

   • Autobiographical salience was the strongest predictor of music-evoked nostalgia, but song familiarity also predicted the intensity of nostalgia while listening to music.

   The psychological benefits of music-evoked nostalgia

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   Are Portuguese songs influenced by nostalgia?

   • tive study indica ting that the Portuguese associated lyrics with nostalgia (Barradas, 2019). music (Swedish and P or tuguese). Specifically, regardless of song origin, the presence of l yrics influenced the same emotions and mechanisms. This pattern was consistent for all emotions, piece (incongruent piece).

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   Is music evoked nostalgia related to meaning in life?

   • Music-evoked nostalgia is related to meaning in life. In a survey, participants indicated the extent to which each of several popular songs made them feel nostalgic and also that “life is worth living” (an indicator of presence of meaning in one’s life; cf. Steger et al., 2006).

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9. online.ucpress.edu › mp › articleEmotions, Mechanisms, and Individual Differences in Music ...

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   Sep 1, 2022 · It is noteworthy in this context that the emotion category that was best predicted by a mechanism-based model (nostalgia-longing) was worst predicted by an acoustically based model—perhaps because nostalgia is a prime example of where the underlying mechanism makes all the difference, as opposed to the acoustic patterns. For other emotion categories, this distinction may be more blurred.