Human behaviour is largely driven by the desire to maximize pleasure. Music, in both perception and production, is a uniquely powerful source of pleasure, engaging cognitive, bodily, psychological, and social processes. This paper focuses on groove, an everyday, effortless form of sensorimotor musical experience. While...
D. Duman, S. Saarikallio· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
Perceiving and feeling emotion from nonverbal signals (e.g., facial expressions) is a considerable part of human social interactions. A common approach to studying such nonverbal interactions is to use music for auditory cues and dance for embodied gestures, given their capacity to communicate emotions. Yet most invest...
M. Susino, Manuel Anglada-Tort, S. Saarikallio et al.· Music Perception: An Interdi...· 0 citations
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