A neuroimaging study examining episodic memory found that individuals exposed to music during memory recollection were more likely to incorporate emotions associated with the music into their memorie… [+5784 chars]
Neuroscientists discover music’s hidden power to reshape memory - PsyPost
A new neuroimaging study reveals that listening to emotionally charged music during memory recall can change how we remember events. The music not only shaped what participants remembered but also altered the emotional tone of their memories one day later.
By:Vladimir Hedrih
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