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Year 2022

Abstract Misophonia can be characterized both as a condition and as a negative affective experience. Misophonia is described as feeling irritation or disgust in response to hearing certain sounds, such as eating, drinking, gulping, and breathing. Although the earliest misophonic experiences are often described as occurring during childhood, relatively little is known about the developmental pathways that lead to individual variation in these experiences. This literature review discusses evidence of misophonic reactions during childhood and explores the possibility that early heightened sensitivities to both positive and negative sounds, such as to music, might indicate a vulnerability for misophonia and misophonic reactions. We will review when misophonia may develop, how it is distinguished from other auditory conditions (e.g., hyperacusis, phonophobia, or tinnitus), and how it relates to developmental disorders (e.g., autism spectrum disorder or Williams syndrome). Finally, we explore the possibility that children with heightened musicality could be more likely to experience misophonic reactions and develop misophonia.

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(Mednicoff et al., 2022)

Key Terms

Frisson
musical chills

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Dissertation Source Tags

music
miso measurement
lit review

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Dv Initial Source Misophonia MOC

Dv Status #status/reviewed

Dv Relevance • gives some points on how and why new measures of Misophonia responses could be useful. • a fantastic literature review. specifically very useful for basic background info on Misophonia (history, etiology, comorbidities, etc) .it also has some really interesting points on musicality, both in the context of Misophonia and in general ( how musicians differ from non -musicians in response to diff auditory phenomenon. ) and musical ability. • it also has a great deal of info on both Misophonia processing of affective stim, and musician processing of affective auditory stim ( mainly various components of music) • I should reference this article in the future when doing anything with musicality.

Auditory affective processing, musicality, and the development of misophonic reactions

Status:: #status/reviewed

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Item Type: #journalArticle
Authors: Solena D. Mednicoff, Sivan Barashy, Destiny Gonzales, Stephen D. Benning, Joel S. Snyder, Erin E. Hannon,
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Date Added: 1690250561000
URL: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnins.2022.924806/full
DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2022.924806
Cite Key: mednicoffAuditoryAffectiveProcessing2022
Topics: [object Object],[object Object]
Tags: #Emotions, #Misophonia, #reviewed, #Auditory, #Affect, #literature-review, #selected, #musicality,
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Article Review Table: (Mednicoff et al., 2022)


Background/Purpose	Background- Purpose- • assessing the current info on how Misophonia responses are experienced and how they develop in the general population (not just clinical populations)
Participants/samples	N/A
Measures	N/A
Procedures	Literature review on the topic of the development of Misophonia responses, other developmental disorders, and auditory experiences.
Results	N/A
Discussion/Limits	Conclusion- N/A Limitations- • only looked at papers published in english
Background/Purpose	Background- Purpose- • assessing the current info on how Misophonia responses are experienced and how they develop in the general population (not just clinical populations)
Participants/samples	N/A
Measures	N/A
Procedures	Literature review on the topic of the development of Misophonia responses, other developmental disorders, and auditory experiences.
Results	N/A
Discussion/Limits	Conclusion- N/A Limitations- • only looked at papers published in english
Relevance::	• gives some points on how and why new measures of Misophonia responses could be useful. • a fantastic literature review. specifically very useful for basic background info on Misophonia (history, etiology, comorbidities, etc) . it also has some really interesting points on musicality, both in the context of Misophonia and in general ( how musicians differ from non -musicians in response to diff auditory phenomenon. ) and musical ability. • it also has a great deal of info on both Misophonia processing of affective stim, and musician processing of affective auditory stim ( mainly various components of music) • I should reference this article in the future when doing anything with musicality.

Notes

Frisson, (AKA musical chills)- sound induced emotional phenomenon in response to music characterized by positive affect and strong physiological reactions (ex: goosebumps) (page 5)

my engagement notes

my questions

Can miso happen to anyone? (page 5)

my comments

look more into Frisson? (page 6)

Bookmarks

bookmark for start of talking about miso-musicallity link (page 8)
bookmark for talk on how musicians differ from non-musicians in how they respond to sounds, specifically affective sounds. the authors highlight evidence that compared to non-musicians, musicians show enhanced processing of musical components (ex: pitch, melody, chords, musical Rhythm ), are better at recognizing the emotion conveyed in music, show more consistent and intense experiences of positive/negative musical emotion ( self reports and physiological measures) in response to specific musical cues ( ex: dissonance, mode, harmony) (page 8)

reading notes

good recap of the diff b/w miso and hyperacusis (page 3)
author claims that (Simner et al., 2024) says that most Misophonia assessments have poor discriminant validity to sperate Misophonia from other issues like hyperacusis. i have not finished reading (Simner et al., 2024) but so far i have been unable to verify this citation statement (page 3)
Possible role of learning in miso? (page 5)
one study found lower rates of self reported Misophonia in musicians that practice at 1-7 hours a day. could this mean that musical training is protective against Misophonia? (page 8)
(Mednicoff et al., 2022) cited several studies suggesting that meaningful variance in basic auditory skills and musicality in the general population, and that these traits also predict abilities relevant for speech and emotional processing (page 9)
music as miso treatment? (page 9)