Psychomusicology

Psychomusicology is an international academic journal dedicated to the field of music psychology, exploring the relationship between music and its psychological and physiological effects. The research published in this journal covers a wide range of topics, including music perception, cognition, emotion, memory, creativity, and the interaction between music and brain function. The magazine not only focuses on basic scientific research, but also on the psychological principles of music in applications such as education, therapy, rehabilitation, and entertainment.

The target readership of the journal includes psychologists, musicologists, neuroscientists, educators, music therapists, as well as a wide range of scholars and students interested in music psychology. It ensures the high quality and scientific rigor of published research through a peer review process, providing an important platform for researchers in the field of music psychology to exchange the latest research findings and theoretical developments. In addition, the magazine encourages interdisciplinary research and promotes collaboration among experts from different fields to gain a deeper understanding of the role of music in human life. The magazine has a positive impact on the teaching, practice, and policy-making of music psychology through its publications, contributing to increasing public awareness of the role of music in physical and mental health.