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Nuki, Michiko et al: Effects Of Healing Music On Endocrinological Changes have not had musical training were chosen at random as subjects for the psychological investigation. Subjects in their 20s: 20 Waseda University undergraduates and graduates (10 women, 10 men; average age 23.7, SD 2.56) Subjects in their 50s: 11 office workers and housewives (6 women, 5 men: average age: 52.7, SD 3.41) (2) For the endocrinological experiment, 10 healthy men and women with no musical training were chosen at random. The five women and five men are Waseda University undergraduates and graduates between the ages of 19 and 28 (average age 22.9). All of them understood the purpose of the research before agreeing to participate in the experiment. 3-3 Psychological Investigation A psychological investigation was carried out after the subjects listened to each piece of music. According to the semantic differential method, a rating scale of seven levels composed of the 18 pairs of adjectives, such as "energetic/dispirited", "sickly/healthy", "painful/healing", "irritating/soothing", etc. was used. After listening to the eighth piece of music, an inquiry was made about the following topics: "the most healing piece", "music in one's daily life", "health condition", "favorite music genre", and "experience performing with music instruments". 3-4 Endocrinological Experiment We measured plasma levels of noradrenaline (NA), adrenaline (AD), dopamine (DA), corticotropin (ACTH), and cortisol to investigate endocrinological changes induced by healing music. The experiment (Figure 1) was started at 9:00 a.m. in an air-conditioned laboratory. An indwelling catheter was inserted into a cubital vein of the left arm for blood sampling. The music session was started after a 15-min period of rest. Blood samples for measurement of NA, AD, DA, ACTH, and cortisol were collected just before and after the music session, and after a 15-min period of rest after the music session. In the music session, the subjects listened to five 144
Nuki, Michiko et al: Effects Of Healing Music On Endocrinological Changes kinds of music continuously (the duration of each music was a 3-min period). The five kinds of music were (1) "Forest and Sunlight", (2) Japanese shakuhachi, (3) Gregorian chant, (4) , (5) , which were rated among the most relaxing pieces of music in the psychological evaluation. Analysis of variance was conducted on endocrinological parameters. The Tukey test for post hoc comparisons was then conducted. A p value < .05 was considered significant. 4 RESULTS 4-1 Endocrinological experiment (Figure 2-6) 145
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