Uncommon music making: The functional roles of music in design for healthcare
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...Another set of applications, intended to stimulate exercise in the elderly by creating novel instruments that can be played individually or together, was described in terms of the design process by Özcan et al. (2019), similarly to the Jymmin’ application mentioned previously (Fritz et al., 2013)....
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...Tranquillity rooms help people cope by giving them a respite from noisy and hectic environments, eliminating potential stressors such as loud noises and beeping alarms as described by the appraisal theory of Lazarus and Folkman [17]....
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...For example, music is often used to induce and enhance emotions, playing as a backdrop to emotional scenes in films, in advertising, and in therapy contexts, among other fields [9]....
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...Being involved in musical activities shapes the way we perceive and process sensory information, influencing language acquisition, literacy and numeracy skills, and overall intellectual development [2, 3, 4, 5]....
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...Active engagement in music boosts creativity and facilitates academic and general performance levels [1]....
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...However, the extent to which music influences our sense of wellbeing can go beyond pleasure and achievement due to its pervasiveness [1]....
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...The effects can be explained as the following: Music modulates attention in a way that distracts the patient from anxiety and pain-inducing stimuli during medical procedures [21, 22]....
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...Music can also enable communication, serving as an effective treatment for selective mutism and other communication disorders [21]....
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...In addition to reducing stress, music has been shown to have positive therapeutic effects on some psychological disorders [21, 25, 26]....
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