Rhythmic behaviour is ubiquitous in both human and non-human animals, but it is unclear
whether the cognitive mechanisms underlying the specific rhythmic behaviours observed in …

Predicting the timing of incoming information allows the brain to optimize information
processing in dynamic environments. Behaviorally, temporal expectations have been shown …

Music tends to be highly repetitive, both in terms of musical structure and in terms of listening
behavior, yet little is known about how engagement changes with repeated exposure. Here …

Uncovering the genetic underpinnings of musical ability and engagement is a foundational
step for exploring their wide‐ranging associations with cognition, health, and …

Both movement and neural activity in humans can be entrained by the regularities of an
external stimulus, such as the beat of musical rhythms. Neural entrainment to auditory …

This topic of research moves the field of dance and movement therapy (DMT) into an area of
clinical and social relevance by investigating the most beneficial features of rhythm and …

This brief statement revisits some earlier observations on what makes web-based
experiments, and especially citizen science using engaging games, an attractive alternative …

Despite the overall success of cochlear implantation, language outcomes remain suboptimal
and subject to large inter-individual variability. Early auditory rehabilitation techniques have …

The aim of this chapter is to give an overview of how the perception of rhythmic temporal
regularity such as a regular beat in music can be studied in human adults, human newborns …

Definitions of syncopation share two characteristics: the presence of a meter or analogous
hierarchical rhythmic structure and a displacement or contradiction of that structure. These …