Emotional response comparison between groups.

Emotional response comparison between groups.

<p>The Kruskal-Wallis test was employed to examine differences in the emotional response between Group A and Group B when exposed to the images during phase 2. In this phase, subjects were shown images where all image parameters were set at a median value, except one parameter that was set at...

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Main Author: Costanza Cenerini (21416874) (author)
Other Authors: Luca Vollero (5618915) (author), Nicola Di Stefano (13625143) (author), Marco Santonico (126433) (author), Giorgio Pennazza (126427) (author), Flavio Keller (6407624) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Medicine
Neuroscience
Sociology
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
received little attention
person actively creates
artwork emotionally coherent
approach enabled us
one parameter set
emotional responses evoked
several key parameters
define visual images
typically evoking solemnity
ten original songs
nine musical emotions
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participants viewed images
music influences brightness
predefined set
music influences
emotional meaning
influenced parameters
geometric parameters
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study investigated
second phase
phase experiment
participants listened
others remained
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namely brightness
joyful activation
intermediate levels
induced emotions
first phase
findings reveal
extreme value
expanding literature
emotions elicited
collect data
broad range
assigning scores
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