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Effects of Repetition on the Familiarity and Likeability of Popular Music Recordings
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Relationships between judgements of the complexity, pleasingness and interestingness of music
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Affective response to music as a function of familiarity.
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The Effect of Repetition Upon the Enjoyment of Modern Music
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The Pleasingness of Melodic Sequences: Contrasting Effects of Repetition and Rule-familiarity
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Experimental Aesthetics of Popular Music Recordings: Pleasingness, Familiarity and Chart Performance
inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.2307/3343764openalex-snapshot
Repetition as a Factor in the Development of Musical Preferences
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Effect of Repeated Listenings on Structural Discrimination and Affective Response
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The Effects of Repetition on Liking for Music
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Rated preference for musical compositions as it relates to complexity and exposure frequency
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