Musical Training Enhances Inhibitory Control in Adolescence
Music production is a complex activity that involves nearly every function in the brain. Whether skills transfer from musical training to other cognitive abilities is a growing area of research. There is evidence to suggest that musical training in children and adult musicians is associated with an...
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IntechOpen
2020
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