"Measuring the Physiological Effects of Heavy Metal Music Using Electromyographic Biofeedback: A Pilot Study" by D. M. Fleetwood

Scholarly Works of Chi-en Hwang, Ph.D.

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Measuring the Physiological Effects of Heavy Metal Music Using Electromyographic Biofeedback: A Pilot Study

Ohio Psychological Association Annual Convention

D. M. Fleetwood
K. L. Tate
Milton E. Becknell, Cedarville University
Chi-en Hwang, Cedarville University
Michael W Firmin, Cedarville University

Document Type

Poster Session

Event Date

1-1-2004

Location

Columbus, OH

Disciplines

Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms,
Mental and Social Health,
Music and
Psychological Phenomena and Processes

Keywords

Music,
Meavy metal,
Physiological effects

Citation Information

Fleetwood, D., Tate, K., Becknell, M., Hwang, C., & Firmin, M. (2004, October). Measuring the physiological effects of heavy metal music using electromyographic biofeedback: A pilot study. Poster session presented at the Ohio Psychological Association's Annual Convention, Columbus, Ohio.