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The Effect Of Tonal Proximity Upon The Memory Of A Set Of Tones, William M. Walters Jr.
The Effect Of Tonal Proximity Upon The Memory Of A Set Of Tones, William M. Walters Jr.
Masters Theses
The purpose of the present study was to investigate the characteristics of music to which people respond. Ortmann's finding that the songs of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, and R. Strauss are characterized by more frequent use of smaller intervals implies that small intervals are more typical in western music.
In Experiment I random sets of notes were played by the experimenter on a toy xylophone, and the subject was asked to reproduce the set on an identical instrument. The results were that subjects were generally capable of finding the correct notes, but this ability declined as the size of the set …
Thermoregulation In A Cold Environment: Effects Of Body Weight, Roger A. Kleinman
Thermoregulation In A Cold Environment: Effects Of Body Weight, Roger A. Kleinman
Masters Theses
The present experiment, then, was conducted to ascertain the role of body weight in the physiological and behavioral adjustment to cold. Specifically, it was hypothesized that animals which gained weight after periodic exposure to cold would show a decreased temperature loss as well as less lever-pressing behavior for infra-red heat reinforcement than animals which were maintained at their pre-experimental weight level.