New music make "happiness" to brain
It is through magnetic resonance imaging, a team of scientists reached Canadians that the reward center in the brain activates when a person listens to a song to Olgdidh the first time.
The more enjoy the person including listens to, intensified the links in the region known as the "nucleus accumbens" in the brain, according to the study published in the journal Science.
Said professor at the Rotman Research Institute in Toronto, told the BBC "We recognize that the nucleus accumbens linked to the reward."
"But the music mysterious. They are not as if they are very hungry and about to eat some food and Eetmlkk pleasure because you will eat this food. And not, as is the case with money or sex. This is the moment that you can then usually monitor the activity in the nucleus accumbens."
He continued but interesting (in the music) is that you are looking forward to feel pleased with the mysterious thing completely, which is the next sound you will hear. "
New melodies
In the study, which took place at the Montreal Institute of Neuro, McGill University, 19 volunteers listened to 60 new concert-section, based on the types of their favorite music.
While listening to music clips - one that takes them 30 seconds - was in front of them the opportunity to buy songs that Racthm from default on the online store.
All this is happening during decubitus participants in this study within the fluoroscopic MRI.
The X-ray analysis, scientists found that the nucleus accumbens was "ecstatic." Based on the level of activity, the researchers were able to predict if a person is likely to buy the song.
And said "while listening to music, we can read brain activity and see if they are enjoying this
music, even before you tell us anything."
He added, "This is part of the new direction in which it goes neuroscience, which is trying to understand what people are thinking, and their ideas and Mahfsathm the conclusion, in the End behavior conclusion of brain activity."
The researchers found that the nucleus accumbens was also interact with other region of the brain known as the region of the auditory cortex stores, which operate to store audio information based on the music you listen to humans in the past.
He explained that part of the brain is unique in each person, as the music they listened to each person different from others.
The researchers are now seeking to find out the extent of the impact on musical taste, and whether brain activity can explain why people are attracted to different styles of music.
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