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subjective rhythmization: a standalone construct

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subjectiverhythmization1 CONSTRUCTSubjective rhythmizationBOLTON · MUSIC PSYCHOLOGY

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Music psychology

the tendency to hear a series of identical, equally spaced sounds as grouped into accented patterns such as twos or threes.

In music psychology, subjective rhythmization refers to the tendency to hear a series of identical, equally spaced sounds as grouped into accented patterns such as twos or threes. This meaning comes from Bolton (1894) in The American Journal of Psychology.[1]

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  1. Bolton, T. L. (1894). Rhythm. The American Journal of Psychology, 6(2), 145. https://doi.org/10.2307/1410948

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