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Development and Standardization of ‘Questionnaire on Music Perception Ability’ (Record no. 18054)

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International Standard Serial Number 2319-9695
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Personal name Devi, N
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Title Development and Standardization of ‘Questionnaire on Music Perception Ability’
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2017
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Address Final year B. Sc Speech and Hearing, All India Institute of Speech and hearing Manasagangothri, Mysuru-570 006
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Address Lecturer in Audiology, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing Manasagangothri, Mysuru-570 006.
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Address Reader in Audiology, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing Manasagangothri, Mysuru-570 006
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Electronic mail address ajithkumar18@gmail.com
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Electronic mail address arpithakullal@gmail.com
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Electronic mail address deviaiish@gmail.com
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Electronic mail address khyathijain@gmail.com
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Extent 3- 13
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Volume/sequential designation Volume 6 Issue 1
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Summary, etc. Music is a part of every human life. Mastering ones skills in music is accompanied by experience, playing an instrument, reading a musical scale and note, passive listening, musical exposure, also depends upon the presence or absence of inborn attributes variously labeled ‘talents’ or, ‘natural aptitudes’. However, an individual might have better perception of musical aspects but still consider themselves as non-musicians. Measuring music perception ability in individuals who are non-musicians but exhibit the musical brain is difficult to categorize. The present study aimed to development, standardize and validate a ‘Questionnaire on Music Perception Ability’ that can be used as a tool to classify the individuals as with and without musical abilities. The data collected from 174 participants were subjected to cluster analysis to categorize those individuals with and without musical ability based on the cut-off scores. The results of the present study indicates that a person with just a musical ability may also be able to understand and perceive differences in pitch, rhythm, intensity, timbre, harmonies and/or the structures of music.
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Uncontrolled term musicality, questionnaire, ability, cut-off
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Personal name Ajith Kumar, U
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Personal name Arpitha, V
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Personal name Khyathi, G
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Main entry heading Sangeet Galaxy
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Devi_N/publication/317954217_Development_and_Standardization_of_'Questionnaire_on_Music_Perception_Ability'/links/59534450a6fdcc218d2cab0e/Development-and-Standardization-of-Questionnaire-on-Music-Perception-Ability.pdf
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