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3-4-vuotiaiden päiväkotilasten sosioemotionaalisten taitojen ilmeneminen ja arviointi liikunnassa

2014

liikuntakasvatusvarhaiskasvatuspäiväkoditarviointimenetelmätearly educationesikouluikäisetinterventiotutkimuksetsocioemotional skillsassessment instrumentPE interventionsosioemotionaaliset taidot
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It's Sad but I Like It The Neural Dissociation Between Musical Emotions and Liking in Experts and Laypersons

2016

Emotion-related areas of the brain, such as the medial frontal cortices, amygdala, and striatum, are activated during listening to sad or happy music as well as during listening to pleasurable music. Indeed, in music, like in other arts, sad and happy emotions might co-exist and be distinct from emotions of pleasure or enjoyment. Here we aimed at discerning the neural correlates of sadness or happiness in music as opposed those related to musical enjoyment. We further investigated whether musical expertise modulates the neural activity during affective listening of music. To these aims, 13 musicians and 16 non-musicians brought to the lab their most liked and disliked musical pieces with a …

likingREWARDMusicalAESTHETIC EXPERIENCESBehavioral Neuroscience0302 clinical medicinelimbic systemEmotion perceptionBRAIN-REGIONSmedia_commonOriginal Research05 social sciencesfMRISadnessPsychiatry and Mental healthNeuropsychology and Physiological PsychologyNeurologyta6131aestheticsPsychologyCognitive psychology515 Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subjectmusiikkiLimbic System.ta3112050105 experimental psychologyPleasurelcsh:RC321-57103 medical and health sciencesPerception0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesActive listeningmusiclcsh:Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. NeuropsychiatryBiological PsychiatryNeural correlates of consciousnessPERCEPTIONCOMPASSION MEDITATIONRECOGNITIONestetiikkaNON-MUSICIANSMusic and emotionemotion perceptionsalience networkMusic030217 neurology & neurosurgeryNEUROPLASTICITYNeuroscienceAUDITORY-CORTEXRESPONSESFRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE
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The pleasure evoked by sad music is mediated by feelings of being moved

2017

Why do we enjoy listening to music that makes us sad? This question has puzzled music psychologists for decades, but the paradox of “pleasurable sadness” remains to be solved. Recent findings from a study investigating the enjoyment of sad films suggest that the positive relationship between felt sadness and enjoyment might be explained by feelings of being moved (Hanich et al., 2014). The aim of the present study was to investigate whether feelings of being moved also mediated the enjoyment of sad music. In Experiment 1, 308 participants listened to five sad music excerpts and rated their liking and felt emotions. A multilevel mediation analysis revealed that the initial positive relations…

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The psychology of streaming : exploring music listeners’ motivations to favour access over ownership

2016

Digital streaming represents the most radical development in the way we experience music since the invention of automatic playback technologies two centuries ago. From zero ownership and on-demand access to a virtually limitless library of music via a disconnected financial transaction, streaming services challenge previous conceptions of how music is defined, experienced and consumed. This paper explores streaming from a psychological perspective, and highlights a range of factors that motivate users to favour access over ownership. From removal of responsibilities of ownership to enhanced discovery, nostalgia-fulfilment to augmented emotional engagement, adoption of access-based consumpti…

longterm successlistener experienceaccess-based music consumptionemotional engagement
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Post-emotionaalisuus, liike ja muutto aikamme merkitsijöinä

2017

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Znaczenie doświadczanych emocji dla rozwiązywania zadań problemowych przez makiawelistów

2017

The study shows that there is a connection between machiavellism and the way of solving problem tasks in the situation when selected emotions are inducted. The results also show that people with a high level of machiavellism are characterized by stop self-control (DeBoer, B., Van Hooft, E., Bakker, A., 2011) and that induction of emotions among these people doesn’t have the same connection with the way of solving problem tasks as among people with low level of machiavellism. Additionally, the results show that people with high level of machiavellism don’t trust other people and are competitive.

machiavellismproblem tasksstop and start self-controlemotionsCzasopismo Psychologiczne
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Exploring relationships between audio features and emotion in music

2009

In this paper, we present an analysis of the associations between emotion categories and audio features automatically extracted from raw audio data. This work is based on 110 excerpts from film soundtracks evaluated by 116 listeners. This data is annotated with 5 basic emotions (fear, anger, happiness, sadness, tenderness) on a 7 points scale. Exploiting state-of-the-art Music Information Retrieval (MIR) techniques, we extract audio features of different kind: timbral, rhythmic and tonal. Among others we also compute estimations of dissonance, mode, onset rate and loudness. We study statistical relations between audio descriptors and emotion categories confirming results from psychological …

machine learningclassificationaudioemotionmirmusic
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Automatic Processing of Changes in Facial Emotions in Dysphoria: A Magnetoencephalography Study

2018

It is not known to what extent the automatic encoding and change detection of peripherally presented facial emotion is altered in dysphoria. The negative bias in automatic face processing in particular has rarely been studied. We used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to record automatic brain responses to happy and sad faces in dysphoric (Beck’s Depression Inventory ≥ 13) and control participants. Stimuli were presented in a passive oddball condition, which allowed potential negative bias in dysphoria at different stages of face processing (M100, M170, and M300) and alterations of change detection (visual mismatch negativity, vMMN) to be investigated. The magnetic counterpart of the vMMN was el…

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Brain Functional Effects of Psychopharmacological Treatment in Major Depression: A Focus on Neural Circuitry of Affective Processing

2015

In the last two decades, neuroimaging research has reached a much deeper understanding of the neurobiological underpinnings of major depression (MD) and has converged on functional alterations in limbic and prefrontal neural networks, which are mainly linked to altered emotional processing observed in MD patients. To date, a considerable number of studies have sought to investigate how these neural networks change with pharmacological antidepressant treatment. In the current review, we therefore discuss results from a) pharmacological functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies investigating the effects of selective serotonin or noradrenalin reuptake inhibitors on neural activation…

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Music mood annotation using semantic computing and machine learning

2015

mallintaminentägitmusic emotion recognitionverkkoyhteisötmusiikkiannotointisosiaalinen mediamusic mood annotationfeature selectionkoneoppiminentunteeteditorial tagssemantic computingaudio feature extractiondigitaalinen musiikkigenre-adaptivesocial tagslaskentamenetelmätcircumplex model
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