Good Vibrations. Музыка, которая исцеляет [заметки]

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Немецкая детская песенка. Сл. народные, муз. А. Гретри. — Прим. ред.

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Музыку, которую мы использовали в своем эксперименте, вы можете скачать или прослушать на сайте stefan-koelsch.de/stimulus_repository/joy_fear_neutral_music.zip

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