On the Relationship between Working Memory and Musical Performance Under Delayed Auditory Feedback


by Daniel Xu, Gauri Ramsoekh, Oskar Kruse, & Yadav Permalloo
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Abstract


Introduction


Methodology

           Participants
           Materials
           Procedure
           Data Analysis

Results

           Musical Performance
           DAF Effect on Musical Performance
           Working Memory
           Working Memory and DAF Effect


Discussion and Conclusion


References

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