Australian researchers say singing or running tune or a disease
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Last Update: 2020-07-04
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Source: Internet
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Australian researchers point out that singing is also a disease known as "singing loss," according to the Daily News of the ElderlyA new study of song loss by Professor Bill Thompson of Macquarie University in Australia shows that 4 per cent of people suffer from the habit of singingIn addition, people with song loss may also have communication difficulties, such as not being able to identify emotions conveyed in the other person's language, such as anger, fear, or satireThey often miss the "out-of-string tone" expressed by the other person in toneBut they can still feel the speaker's great joy and sorrow and other obvious emotionsProfessor Thompson said people with song loss could not distinguish into tone and relied on situational or body language to identify what the speaker wanted to sayThere is a relationship between disease and genetics and early development, some of which can be corrected through pronunciation training, and others that require further treatment(Wang Keyi)
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