Thread: Split Thread: Can Musical Notes, Arrangements, and Beats Be Inherently Evil?
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Old 03-29-2008, 10:30 PM
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I don't have links to the full studies.. Most of what I have I have saved on the PC from a few years ago... But I have some references and some of the links don't work anymore... but here is what I have...

Dieleman, Adrian; "Of Mice and Music"; Reformed Perspective, January 2000. In: webpage at http://spindleworks.com/perspective/00january.html

Retallack, Dorothy L.; The Sound of Music and Plants. DeVorss and Co., Santa Monica, Calif.

Robertson, Don; "About Positive Music: The Plant Experiments"

"The Musical Hormone"; Research Notes, Vol.IV, No.2, Fall 1997

Lipkin, Richard; "Jarring Music Takes Toll on Mice"


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Coram - can you post links to the full studies? I'd like to look at their methodology, control specs and other criteria for the studies.

Also - this does not substantiate the premise of the OP. Long term physiological/psychological effects vs an altered state of consciousness caused by a particular beat type.
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