one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole truck. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test person liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for good if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprising chord and it works the

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole truck. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like the. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. the experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test persons liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for a good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprisi

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole track. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like that. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. he experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test person liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for a good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprisin

one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole track. then they played the chord sequences stripped of melody and lyrics to a selection of test persons who then had to say if they like the. our brains work hard when we listen to music it stimulates the parts of the brain that process ound but also the parts responsible for our emotions memory and knowledge. the experiment showed that 2 factors in particular increase the likelihood that the test persons liked what they heard. for the 1st instances where the uncertainty is low and the surprise is high and called for good see if the chord progression is fairly predictable most people are happy to hear a surprising

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