Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2968490 Journal of Electrocardiology 2011 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
The bandwidth of the polarization and depolarization of the heart rate and R-wave amplitude increased in response to music by comparison with silence. In addition, the heart did not seem to try to synchronize with music. The mean R-wave amplitude in sedative music is higher than the arousal music, so our heart works differently when different types of music are heard.
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The effects of sedative music, arousal music, and silence on electrocardiography signals
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