The UNLV psychology department is looking deeper into how infants learn and interpret music and rhythmic patterns with a series of studies in their auditory cognition and development lab. The lab is conducting several studies aimed at determining how the brains of babies between three months and one year old respond to sights and sounds. […]
Stanford University Presentation We’ve got rhythm! But how? I’m pleased to introduce Joel Snyder to the CCRMA community. Joel is studying the mechanisms we use to track rhythm. We can bop to either a visual or an auditory rhythm. But do the two modalities use the same mechanism, or do they track their rhythms separately? […]
Wisdom Research Forum: “Effects of meditation….” by Joel Snyder, Phd & Jason Holland, PhD “Effects of meditation on cognitive function, wisdom, and well-being in older adults” Presentation by Associate Professor of Psychology, Joel Snyder, PhD and Assistant Professor of Psychology, Jason Holland, PhD from the University of Nevada – Las Vegas at the University of […]
