Dr. Amy Belfi: "Hearing a song from our past can transport us back in time triggering the sights sounds and feelings of an event."

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#15 Music and The Brain:​ The science behind how and why music influences our emotions, feelings, and behaviors. | Amy Belfi

My guest today is my friend Dr. Amy Belfi. We met for the first time when I visited her at New York University in 2017, when she was a Postdoctoral Associate in the Department of Psychology. In this episode, Amy and I discuss the ins and outs of her research findings, on how and why music influences our thoughts, emotions, feelings, and behaviors.

Podcast or vlog: The Power of Audio + Science + AI with Jasmine Moradi (https://www.jasminemoradi.com, Spotify, Apple Music & Google Play) Episode 15: Music and The Brain: The science behind how and why music influences our emotions, feelings, and behaviors. In conversation with Amy Belfi Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Science at Missouri S&T.

Soundbites:

#1: The Music Cognition Career Journey of Dr. Amy Belfi.

#2: Name the Tune: Left Temporal Polar is the Part of Our Brain We Use for Naming Songs.

#3: Music Evokes Autobiographical Memories More Vivid than Visuals.

#4: People Esthetically Judge a Piece of Music Less than a Second. The Perception of Your Choice of Brand Music Matter.

#5: Choosing famous/well-known songs in Audio Branding may not be beneficial.

#6: High Energy Music During Driving Elevates Positive Mood for the Day Ahead - a Study by Ford Spotify and NYU.

#7: - Why is music important, and why do we like it so much?

- How does our brain make the decision of our taste in music?

- Why does a song have the ability to evoke the feeling of chills down our spine?

#8: Aesthetic Judgments of Live and Recorded Music

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Guest:

Amy Belfi

Assistant Professor

Department of Psychological Science at Missouri University of Science and Technology.

www.amybelfi.com

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