2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.15.618556
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Isolating the effect of beat salience on RAS outcomes

Kristi M. Von Handorf,
Ramkumar Jagadeesan,
Jessica A. Grahn

Abstract: Rhythmic auditory stimulation (RAS) is an intervention for gait-disordered populations that involves synchronizing footsteps to regular auditory cues. Previous research has shown that high- groove music (music that induces the desire to move or dance to it) improves gait relative to low- groove music, but how this effect occurs is unclear. Greater beat salience in high-groove music may improve gait because salient beats are easier to synchronize with. Here, we manipulated beat salience by embedding metronome t… Show more

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