Hyun Ju Chong

Chair, Professor

Ewha Womans University

South Korea

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Hyun Ju Chong is a Chair Professor at Ewha Womans University in South Korea. His research interests encompass various aspects of music and emotion, particularly focusing on the intersection of linguistic prosody and musical characteristics. Recent articles reflect his work on the use of music in therapeutic contexts, cognitive aging, and emotion regulation, as well as the impact of background music on cognitive control.

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Griffith University Griffith Health

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University of Derby

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Articles (15)

Linguistic Prosody and Melodic Characteristics of Korean Emotion Vocabulary: A Musical-Linguistic Analysis

From sound to science: Enhancing transparency in music-based therapeutic research

Online Song Intervention Program to Cope with Work Distress of Remote Dispatched Workers: Music for an Adaptive Environment in the Hyperconnected Era

Scoping Review on the Use of Music for Emotion Regulation

Can the Ability to Play Steady Beats Be Indicative of Cognitive Aging? Using a Beat Processing Device

University Students’ Use of Music as Academic Stress Coping Strategy during COVID-19 Pandemic

Affective responses to singing voice in different vocal registers and modes

Differential Background Music as Attentional Resources Interacting with Cognitive Control

A Study on the Listener's Emotional Perception of Music According to Harmonic Progression Level

Does the Perception of Own Voice Affect Our Behavior?

Nighttime Walking with Music: Does Music Mediate the Influence of Personal Distress on Perceived Safety?

Empathy With Music From a Selfobject Perspective

A Comparison of the emotion perception between the timbre of Korean traditional and Western wind instrument

An explorative study on the perceived emotion of music: according to cognitive styles of music listening

Group singing improves quality of life for people with Parkinson’s: an international study

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Donald Stewart

Jung Yoon Irons

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