4 papers
The Neural Basis of Groove Sensations: Implications for Music-Based Interventions and Dance Therapy in Parkinson's Disease
Chen-Gia Tsai, Chia-Wei Li
Groove sensations arise from rhythmic structures that evoke an urge to move in response to music. While syncopation has been extensively studied in groove perception, the neural me…
Music Enhances Activity in the Hypothalamus, Brainstem, and Anterior Cerebellum during Script-Driven Imagery of Affective Scenes
Chia-Wei Li, Tzu-Han Cheng, Chen-Gia Tsai
Music is frequently used to establish atmosphere and to enhance/alter emotion in dramas and films. During music listening, visual imagery is a common mechanism underlying emotion i…
Reward prediction errors arising from switches between major and minor modes in music: An fMRI study
Chen-Gia Tsai, Yi-Fan Fu, Chia-Wei Li
Evidence has accumulated that prediction error processing plays a role in the enjoyment of music listening. The present study examined listeners' neural responses to the signed rew…
Differential brain connectivity patterns while listening to breakup and rebellious songs: A functional magnetic resonance imaging study
Chia-Wei Li, Chen-Gia Tsai
Song appreciation involves a broad range of mental processes, and different neural networks may be activated by different song types. The aim of the present study was to show diffe…