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Changes for page 1. Music and Cognition

Last modified by Demi Tao on 2023/04/06 10:53
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1 +For the possible uses, I also think about having music-related games to improve the general cognitive ability (as we said there can be memory games)
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1 +From lecture: music can be replaced to other forms of arts, like painting
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1 +Concerning your specific usage of music (as has been of should be indicated in your design scenario), try to provide and use literature reference(s),
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1 +There is not yet a literature reference provided. Look at the literature at Brightspace, in the presentation of Rebecca Schaeffer, and maybe for your specific objective: King, A. C., & Dwan, C. (2019). Electronic memory aids for people with dementia experiencing prospective memory loss: A review of empirical studies. //Dementia//, //18//(6), 1994-2007.
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