Understanding the Basis of Music-induced Heart Rate Synchronization (IMAGE)

Waseda University

Understanding the Basis of Music-induced Heart Rate Synchronization

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A study by a researcher from Waseda University has found that heart rate synchronization in response to music is highly personalized, correlating more strongly across time within the same person compared to between two or more people.

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Ryota Nomura of Waseda University

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