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Fluently Grooving: Investigating neural and behavioural indices of processing fluency in complex auditory rhythms
The internal representation and prediction of temporal regularities are central processes in music listening. Processing fluency – the ease with which sensory input is perceptually organized – is thought to drive rhythm-evoked pleasure and the desire to move, which may arise via predictive mechanism
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