Hello Dana,
I agree with the suggestion that spontaneous motor reaction can take place while listening to music. As a classical music trainee I had such reaction while sitting in a musical performance, and the reaction consisted of standing up and getting out of the room as fast as I could.
Take care, Pierre Pardon my typos. It's Apple's fault. On Apr 5, 2024, at 22:24, Dana Swarbrick <dana.swarbrick@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Subject: [AUDITORY] absorption scales - recommendations
dear list,
this is a question to those of you who do research on music and emotion. I
have noticed that there are a couple of scales that look into “absorption”, say when listening to music or poetry or when engaging with nature etc. are there
any of those scales or subscales you would particularly recommend? the tellegen & atkinson (1974) scale seems to be a widely used one. but there are other ones, too (e.g., glisky et al., 1991). in order to use them we would also need their scoring schemes.
any help will be highly appreciated.
best,
esra
Esra Mungan, PhD
Associate Professor
Psychological Science MA Advisor
Departmental Exchange
Program Coordinator
Psychology Dept.
Bogazici University
Istanbul - Turkey
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