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Proceedings, Oxford, UK (2002) - World Federation of Music Therapy

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charakterized in emotion psychology as affects, then music therapy has<br />

to consult affect-systems. Beyond that, music therapy research also needs<br />

to distinguish which emotion is an affect and which is more a cognition<br />

or behavior etc. In older and newer German emotion psychology one can<br />

find a very strong system <strong>of</strong> affects in the context <strong>of</strong> psychobiology. It is<br />

to see in Figure 104.<br />

Figure 104: (Wosch <strong>2002</strong>, 253) – affects and emotion-process -<br />

This began with the work <strong>of</strong> Hans Lungwitz (1970) and it was further<br />

developed in newer EEG-emotion-research <strong>of</strong> Wielant Machleidt (1989,<br />

1994; Gutjahr e.a. 1994; Brüggenwerth e.a. 1994). The five affects,<br />

which are written in capitel letters on the figure are Lungwitz‘s five basic<br />

affects. Machleidt developed the ideas <strong>of</strong> Lungwitz further. He <strong>of</strong>fers the<br />

only closed process <strong>of</strong> emotion in all emotion and affect systems <strong>of</strong><br />

emotion psychology. Mary Priestley gave seven emotions values based<br />

on the emotion psychology <strong>of</strong> the fifties. It is very interesting that these<br />

values are similar to the process, which Lungwitz and Machleidt describe<br />

1965

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