Two types of sounds were created for this study: non-verbal voice sounds and electric guitar sounds. Participants completed categorization of emotion and ratings of intensity and believability. Attack slope was found to be the primary factor in the distinction between emotion categorization. In the second part of the experiment, EEG data were gathered from participants while they made judgements on the emotional similarity of guitar sounds.

Authors: Scheuber, Sephra; Vanhoy, Mickie
Affiliations: Oklahoma Christian University, USA; University of Central Oklahoma, USA(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 150 (May 2021) Paper Number: 10505
Publication Date: May 24, 2021 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Psychology
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