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Music psychology

Huron's model of the five response systems of expectation: imagination, tension, prediction, reaction and appraisal.

In music psychology, ITPRA theory refers to Huron's model of the five response systems of expectation: imagination, tension, prediction, reaction and appraisal. This meaning comes from Huron (2006) in Sweet Anticipation.[1]

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References

Huron, D. (2006). Sweet Anticipation. The MIT Press. ISBN 9781423774464

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