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First published 2023

Earworms in the Amusic Mind? Questionnaire Investigation in Congenital Amusia

Barbara Tillmann, Lesly Fornoni, Agathe Pralus [...]

Music & Science

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Research article

First published 2018-1

Earworms,Daydreams and Cognitive Capitalism

Eldritch Priest

Theory,Culture & Society

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Research article

First published 2025

The melody in the mind: Associations between earworms,schizotypy,and subclinical obsessive-compulsive disorder

Flóra Fülöp, Ferenc Honbolygó

Psychology of Music

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Research article

First published 2024-9

Craving for music increases after music listening and is related to earworms and personality

Katrin Starcke, Finn Garret Lüders, Richard von Georgi

Psychology of Music

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Research article

First published 2025-11

An investigation of earworms and obsessive–compulsive traits using experience sampling and retrospective methods

Callula Killingly, Daniel Bielinski, Philippe Lacherez

Psychology of Music

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Research article

First published 2023-11

The song that never ends: The effect of repeated exposure on the development of an earworm

Callula Killingly, Philippe Lacherez

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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Research article

First published 2023

Why do Songs get “Stuck in our Heads”? Towards a Theory for Explaining Earworms

Claire Arthur

Music & Science

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Research article

First published 1920-7

Field Bioassay of Pheromone Lures and Trap Designs for Monitoring Adult Corn Earworm (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Sweet Corn in Southern New England

Norman L. Gauthier, Patrick A. Logan, Lisa A. Tewksbury [...]

Review & Expositor

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Announcement

First published 2015-6

Rapid Communication: Want to block earworms from conscious awareness? B(u)y gum!

C. Philip Beaman, Kitty Powell, Ellie Rapley

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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Research article

First published 2023

Involuntary,Limited,and Contiguously Repeating Musical Imagery (InLaCReMI): Reconciling Theory and Data on the Musical Material Acquired by Earworms

Emery Schubert

Music & Science

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