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Abstract
Objective
To investigate the effects of music training and art training on the audiovisual integration of letters-speech sounds in college students.
Method
Visual letters and auditory speech sounds were used to conduct a discrimination task test in music students, art students and ordinary college students (n=30 for each group). SPSS17.0 was used to conduct ANOVA and Race model analysis on reaction time and hit rate.
Results
(1) Reaction time: the results showed that the interaction between group and stimulus type was significant(F=7.89, P<0.01). The simple effect analysis found that all the participants reacted faster to consistent audiovisual(letters B and speech B) stimuli in comparison to unimodal stimuli, and the redundant signal effect occured.(2) Race model analysis showed that the time window of audiovisual integration were 120-130 ms in the music group, 130-190 ms in the art group, and 120-170 ms in the general group(P<0.01). The positive area (pAUC) under the Race model curve of the music group(18.95) was significantly smaller than that of the art group(159.43) and the general group(125.01)(P<0.01), and there was no significant difference between the art group and the general group(P=0.13).
Conclusion
Music training has a regulating effect on the integration of letters and speech sounds, while art training has no significant effect on it.
Key words:
Audiovisual integration; The redundant signal effect; Race model; Music training; Art training
期刊介绍:
"Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science" (CN 37-1468/R, ISSN 1674-6554) is a national academic journal under the supervision of the National Health Commission, sponsored by the Chinese Medical Association and Jining Medical College. The journal was founded in June 1992 and was formerly known as "Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine" (1992-1993) and "Chinese Behavioral Medical Science" (1994-2008). In 2009, it was renamed "Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science" with the approval of the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
The purpose of "Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science" is to implement the health and health policies of the Party and the State, implement the principle of combining theory with practice and popularization and improvement, and reflect the major progress in the theory and practical application of behavioral medicine and brain science in my country. It publishes academic papers and scientific research results in the field of behavioral medicine and brain science in my country, and has columns such as monographs/reviews, basic research, clinical research, health prevention, methods and techniques, psychological behavior and evaluation, and systematic evaluation.