"A Digital Drug? Sound Files Downloaded From The Internet Promise A Sub" by Samuel R. Atcherson, Sarah E. Warren Kennett et al.

Department of Audiology Faculty Articles

Title

A Digital Drug? Sound Files Downloaded From The Internet Promise A Substance-Free High. But Is “I-Dosing” Safe?

Authors

Samuel R. Atcherson, University of Arkansas for Medical SciencesFollow
Sarah E. Warren Kennett, University of MemphisFollow
Nannette Nicholson, Nova Southeastern UniversityFollow

ResearchID/ORCID ID

0000-0001-6770-4377

Volume

Issue

Publication Date / Copyright Date

Fall 2011

First Page

Last Page

Publisher

Hearing Health Foundation

Abstract

The term "meditation" has been used to describe a variety of techniques or mental strategies that are sued to reach transcendent or altered states of consciousness, develop attention or perceptual skills, or reduce stress and increase positive feelings.

Disciplines

Communication Sciences and Disorders | Medicine and Health Sciences | Speech and Hearing Science | Speech Pathology and Audiology

Keywords

audiology, feelings, meditation, mental strategies, perception, stress

NSUWorks Citation

Atcherson, Samuel R.; Warren Kennett, Sarah E.; and Nicholson, Nannette, "A Digital Drug? Sound Files Downloaded From The Internet Promise A Substance-Free High. But Is “I-Dosing” Safe?" (2011). Department of Audiology Faculty Articles. 92.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/hpd_aud_facarticles/92

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