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What you think can reveal your musical tastes?
Your thinking style can provide an insight into what kind of music you like to hear. This finding can help the music industry fine tune its recommendations to individuals, new research shows. According to psychologists from University of Cambridge, your thinking style - whether you are an \"empathiser\"
London: Your thinking style can provide an insight into what kind of music you like to hear. This finding can help the music industry fine tune its recommendations to individuals, new research shows. According to psychologists from University of Cambridge, your thinking style - whether you are an "empathiser" who responds to the emotions of others or a "systemiser" who likes to analyse rules and patterns in the world, is a predictor of the type of music you like.
So if you are high on empathy, you will listen to mellow music like "Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley and "Come away with me" by Norah Jones but if you are a "systemiser," you will listen to punk and heavy metal like "Concerto in C" by Antonio Vivaldi or "Enter the Sandman" by Metallica.
