Psychology Today featured Western-led research by psychology PhD student Riya K. Sidhu and professor Jessica A. Grahn exploring how nostalgic songs spark the urge to move — revealing the powerful link between memory, music, and motion. 🎶🧠 Read more: www.psychologytoday.com/za/blog/time...

🎵Tears and fears and feeling proud
To say, "I love you, " right out loud
Dreams and schemes and circus crowds
I've looked at life that way

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Happy Birthday, Joni Mitchell! 💐💐💐

#musicsky
#music

JCU put out a release on our #MusicScience focused listening study.

www.jcu.edu.au/news/release...

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The world may be surprised, but we are not.

#CDNpoli
#Canada

🇨🇦 PM Carney has a way with words. #CanadaStrong 🍁

Very grateful for this collaboration with @tuomaseerola.bsky.social and Renee Timmers, on the first empirical study examining #empathy and #synchrony in children's music-making from a bidirectional perspective.

Full paper here: www.frontiersin.org/journals/psy...

When did humans first begin to sing, and why?

I had a crack at answering this question as part of @newscientist.com's LastWord series. www.newscientist.com/lastword/mg2...

#musicscience @coe-mmbb.bsky.social

Mark Carney: We will emerge stronger

If every nation on earth followed 🇨🇦s lead,the world would truly be on a better path to human dignity,compassion and peace.We have the strength and unity to stand for the things that truly matter. We know what we are fighting for. Do you?

#CanadaStrong
#BoycottUSA
#Never51

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TMU psychology researchers tune in to the benefits of singing for people with communication challenges, reducing stress and social isolation.