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ISSN: 2631-8342

Volume 5, Autumn 2022

Editor’s note

Kelly Jakubowski (p. 1)

Music-genre fan stereotypes held by university students: Exploring the role of musicianship

Taylor Doherty-Walls (p. 2-10)

The effects of music on mind wandering

Alice Howard (p. 11-19)

Categorisation of extremely brief auditory stimuli: Speech and music recognition

Kiko Keighery, Alessandra Douglas, Archie Jury, & Alejandra Malave (p. 20-27)

Are women the tomatoes of the country music salad? Sexism in Country Music 1990 – 1992

Conrad King (p. 28-38)

Investigating the impact of listening to alternative music with misogynistic lyrics on male participants’ scores of hostile sexism

Isabella Mifsud (p. 39-45)

How do general musical sophistication and musical training affect the use of music in mood regulation? 

Rosie Stewart (p. 46-64)

Listening to music while studying: Background sound and its relationship to task performance

Runqi Wang (p. 65-76)

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Doherty-Walls, T. (2022). Music-genre fan stereotypes held by university students: Exploring the role of musicianship. Durham Undergraduate Research in Music & Science, 5, 2-10.