The report, conducted by Berns and Sarah Moore, an economics research specialist, is being published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology.In 2006, Berns' lab selected 120 songs from music website MySpace. All the tunes were by relatively unknown musicians without recording contracts. Twenty-seven research subjects, aged 12 to 17, listened to the songs while their neural reactions were recorded through functional magnetic resolution imaging (fMRI). 功能性磁分辨率成像
由Berns和一名经济学研究专家Sarah Moore所研究得到的报告已经在消费者心理学杂志上出版了。在2006年,Berns的实验室从音乐网站MySpace上面挑选了120首不同的歌曲。所有的曲子都是出自没有录音合同的相对陌生的音乐家。有27名年龄在12到17岁的实验对象参与了此项研究,他们在听这些歌曲的同时,他们的神经系统反应通过功能性磁分辨率成像被记录下来。
The subjects were also asked to rate how much they liked each song on a scale of one to five. The initial intention was to study how much peer pressure influences teenagers' decisions - which is why Berns' team chose music their subjects were unlikely to have heard before.
研究者也给每首歌设定了从1到5的五个等级,那些实验对象需根据他们对某首歌有多么喜好来给歌曲评级。这个研究的最初的目的是研究同侪压力能在多大程度上影响青少年的决定,这也就是为什么Berns的团队选择那些研究对象们以前不太可能听到的歌曲的原因。
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