The Social and Applied Psychology of Music

Adrian C. North · David J. Hargreaves

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1. The social and applied psychology of music 2. Composition and musicianship 3. Musical preference and taste 4. 'Problem music' and subcultures 5. Music, business, work, and health 6. Musical development and education 7. Concluding remarks

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