PSYCH 2MP3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Occipital Lobe, Temporal Lobe, Parietal Lobe
8 Mar 2020
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Av model technical benefits for aspects of playing but didn"t transform to benefits of quality of music performance. Those who take more frequent naps actually doing better in their musical studies. Has to do with what happens to memories as a result of sleep: people do better when there is a sleep interval between practice and recall / testing. Key areas: occipital lobe visual processing, frontal lobe, temporal lobe auditory processing, brain stem, cerebellum, parietal lobe. In the temporal lobe, we see responses to sound (auditory responses) Motor responses: how movements involved i practicing are effect what is happening in the brain. Mental stimulation of brain as a consequence of music: just listening to melodies can trigger activation in different parts o the brain. In study of pianists ,found much more sensation / neural responses in right ahnd (because it is involved in melody part of the piano) In violinists, much more development in left hand.
