Is there a peak in popular music preference at a certain song-specific age? A replication of Holbrook & Schindler's 1989 study
Hemming, Musicae Scientiae 17(3), 2013, 293-304. Replication of Holbrook and Schindler's 1989 study of popular music preference and song-specific age. A preference peak was confirmed but shifted from about 17.36 to 23.47 years.
Hemming, Musicae Scientiae 17(3), 2013, 293-304. Replication of Holbrook and Schindler's 1989 study of popular music preference and song-specific age. A preference peak was confirmed but shifted from about 17.36 to 23.47 years.
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Hemming, J. (2013). Is there a peak in popular music preference at a certain song-specific age? A replication of Holbrook & Schindler's 1989 study. Musicae Scientiae, 17(3), 293-304. doi:10.1177/1029864913493800 https://doi.org/10.1177/1029864913493800