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Comparing the Theory of Mind in Professional Traditional Percussion Musicians, Professional Traditional String Musicians and Normal Counterparts

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Assistant Professor of Department of Psychology, Shahid Madani University, Azerbaijan

2 M.A in Cognation Science, Shahid Madani University, Azerbaijan

3 Associate professor of Department of Psychology, Shahid Madani University, Azerbaijan

Abstract

Abstract
Introduction: Music is influential in all aspect of human existence and there is a great deal of research into the influence of music on the body and the psyche, musicians can also influence people as creators of music and a part of culture of society. Aims: This study preformed aimed to compare the theory of mind in traditional percussions player with traditional string musical instruments players and normal counterparts. Method: This study is a causal-comparative study in which a sample of 90 people consisting of 30 traditional percussion players, 30 string musical instrument players and 30 normal counterparts were selected. The musicians were selected through available sampling from music teachers and their counterparts were selected through purposeful sampling. The instruments used in this study were Baron-Cohen’s Theory of Mind questionnaire. The data were analyzed by ANOVA. Result and Conclusion: Analyzes show that there was a significant difference between traditional percussion players, traditional string musical instruments players and normal counterparts in theory of mind as the results show that amount of TOM in traditional string musical instruments players is more than normal counterparts and traditional percussion players.

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Social Cognition
Volume 9, Issue 18 - Serial Number 18
June 2020
Pages 183-192
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