The IMAGS App: An Android Application for Studying the Effects of Music on Chronic Pain
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open in viewerAn Android application that will facilitate the collection of data for the experimental stage of the Music-induced Analgesia Genome Study (IMAGS). Provides patients who suffer from chronic pain a tool to rate their current pain level both before and while listening to a preferred song as selected from the Spotify library in the application, as well as record whether each patient has taken a dose of their prescribed pain medication at the end of the session and a final severity of pain rate. The study aims to determine if there are certain motifs in music, such as key, tempo, and progressions, that correlate with a decreased perception of pain, and if these musical attributes are specific to the individual or can be applicable to the general population.
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- E-project-033018-115926
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- Year
- 2018
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- Date created
- 2018-03-30
- Resource type
- Major
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- Last modified
- 2021-01-06
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