Abstract
Neuropsychologie trägt zur wissenschaftlichen Fundierung von Musiktherapie bei und liefert Erklärungsmodelle zu psychophysiologischen Wirkprozessen und klinischer Effizienz. Dabei spielen interdisziplinäre Ansätze in Bezug auf Chronobiologie, Regulationsmedizin und Ethnomedizin eine wichtige Rolle. Spezifische Hirnareale und neuronale Prozesse werden im Hinblick auf psychische Korrelate und musiktherapeutische Funktionen dargestellt und Aspekte für zukünftige Forschung skizziert.
Neuropsychology contributes to the scientific foundation of music therapy and yields explanatory models for psychophysiological effects and clinical efficiency. Interdisciplinary approaches including chronobiology, regulative medicine and ethnomedicine play an important role. Specific brain areas and neural processes are described in relation to psychic correlates and music therapeutic functions and future aspects of research are outlined.
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