International Conference on Emotion and Neuroscience (ICEMNS - 27)

This session will explore the neural mechanisms underlying emotional responses to music. It aims to bridge the gap between neuroscience and musicology by examining how brain processes influence emotional experiences.

This track focuses on the cognitive aspects of how individuals perceive and interpret music. Discussions will include the role of attention, memory, and expectation in shaping emotional responses to musical stimuli.

This session will investigate the application of affective neuroscience principles in music therapy practices. It will highlight how understanding emotional processing can enhance therapeutic outcomes for mental health.

This track will delve into the social dimensions of music and its impact on emotional expression and regulation. It will examine how social contexts influence neural responses to music and emotional connectivity among individuals.

This session will address how music can serve as a tool for emotional regulation in various populations. It will explore the cognitive and neural pathways involved in using music to manage emotions effectively.

This track encourages interdisciplinary collaboration between psychology, neuroscience, and music studies. It will showcase innovative research that integrates diverse methodologies to enhance understanding of music's emotional impact.