Related Areas of Psychology
- Biopsychology (including Neuropsychology)
- Perception (including Sensation and Psychoacoustics)
- Motivation and Emotion
- Self-regulation, and Affect-regulation
- Childhood and Life-span development
- Health (including Stress, Coping, Therapy, and Psychological disorders)
- Music therapy
- Personality and Individual Differences
- Skill (including Talent, Creativity, and Intelligence), and
- Social psychology and Cognition
- Music-specific disorders
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