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How does music arouse "chills"? Investigating strong emotions, combining psychological, physiological, and psychoacoustical methods.

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How does music arouse "chills"? Investigating strong emotions, combining psychological, physiological, and psychoacoustical methods. (English)

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Oliver Grewe

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Frederik Nagel

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Emotional sounds and the brain: the neuro-affective foundations of musical appreciation.

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How does music arouse "chills"? Investigating strong emotions, combining psychological, physiological, and psychoacoustical methods.

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