Tapping to well-formed rhythms
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    Data and models from experiment where participants tapped to 91 different well-formed rhythms. There were also two tasks where participants selected their favourite rhythm from a set of well-formed and not-well-formed rhythms, and adjusted the long-short ratio of well-formed to their preferred value.
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      Data publication title Tapping to well-formed rhythms
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      Data and models from experiment where participants tapped to 91 different well-formed rhythms. There were also two tasks where participants selected their favourite rhythm from a set of well-formed and not-well-formed rhythms, and adjusted the long-short ratio of well-formed to their preferred value.
      • Data type dataset
    • Keywords
      • rhythm
      • tapping
      • music perception
      • music cognition
      • well-formed
    • Funding source
      • Australian Research Council
    • Grant number(s)
      • - DE170100353
      • FoR codes
      • 520401 - Cognition
      • 520406 - Sensory processes, perception and performance
      • 360301 - Music cognition
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      • 280121 - Expanding knowledge in psychology
      • 280122 - Expanding knowledge in creative arts and writing studies
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      The Data Manager is: Andrew Milne
      Access conditions Open
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      • Statement of rights in data Copyright Western Sydney University
    - Citation
      Citation Milne, Andrew (2021): Tapping to well-formed rhythms. OSF. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/B8AD2

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