Emotional Evoked Analysis of Classical Music

DOI

10.2991/ssehr-17.2018.66How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Classic Music, Emotional Evoked Analysis, Control Charts

Abstract

EEG induced emotional music and autonomic nervous response. Methods A total of 20 graduate students (8 boys and 12 girls) were randomly selected and listened to two melodies with the same melody but played with different instruments. The BIOPAC MP150 multi-guided physiology instrument was used to analyze the subjective experience and electroencephalogram Autonomic and physiological responses were studied. Results ? The happy and sad emotions were induced by the two pieces of music (t = 8.90, P <0.01; t = 6.47, P <0.01) 0.037); The maximum energy of T wave, U wave and wave were enhanced in different brain regions under the two different emotions. Conclusions The maximal energy of T wave, U wave and wave are significantly affected by emotion. Pleasant emotions activate T wave in the occipital region and the apical region more, and sad mood more activates the T wave in the frontal region.

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© 2018, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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