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Why what we hate in music matters
Amanda Krause, a senior lecturer in psychology at James Cook University, said musical taste shapes social identity, personal expression and everyday behavior.
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Amanda Krause, a senior lecturer in psychology at James Cook University, said musical taste shapes social identity, personal expression and everyday behavior. "Traditionally, research into musical taste has focused on the types of music a person likes," Krause said.
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