Radio and Well-Being Online Study

You are invited to take part in a research project about how radio programming influences the lives of listeners aged 18-30 years. In particular, we are interested in finding out how radio listening habits relate to broader music listening practices and our sense of well-being. The study is being conducted by Dr Amanda Krause at James Cook University. 

To find out more and to participate in the study, please visit: http://bit.ly/O-YCBF-Q

Global listening study

Online Survey
A cross-cultural investigation of music listening practices 

Hello, in collaboration with colleagues around the world, we are conducting research on everyday musical experiences.  We are looking for adults 18+ across the globe to participate in our study.

To find out more and participate, please click this link: http://bit.ly/intmusic

Welcome

Hello and welcome.  I appreciate you stopping by.

Information on the 'radio for well-being engagement' Study can be found at: cbf.org.au/wellbeing.

And, if you're interested in my previous work or want to learn more about the field, take a look at the other pages.  And, as always, feel free to leave a comment or get in touch via email/ twitter.

Thank you for your interest and participation.  :)

Pint of Science

As one of Pint of Science's 2018 speakers, I had a lot of fun sharing what we know about how music influences our well-being at the Hawthorn Hotel on May 14.  #PintAU18

 

ESCOM 2017

ESCOM 2017 conference - 31 July to 04 August, 2017 in Ghent, Belgium

 

& You can read the abstracts in the Conference Proceedings 

ICMPC 2016

July 2016 - the 14th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition

 

& You can read the abstracts in the Conference Proceedings 

2015 Conference Presentations

August 2015 was a busy month with both the SMPC and ESCOM conference.  It was great to present research, hear about exciting research happening, and catch up with those in the Music Psychology community.

Presentation links:

SMPC presentation: Krause & North (2015). see page 84 for the abstract.

ESCOM poster: Davidson, Lee, & Krause (2015).