The influence of groove on sexual attraction: Evidence for an effect of misattributed arousal in males but not females

First described by Schachter & Singer (1962), the phenomenon of misattributed arousal (arousal perceived as coming from a wrongly presumed source and irrelevantly influencing evaluations of it) has been widely documented, with two recent studies, Marin, Schober, Gingras, & Leder (2017) and C...

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Published in:Empirical Musicology Review
Main Authors: Christopher S. Lee, Muhammad Zaryab
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Ohio State University Libraries 2023-11-01
Subjects:
misattributed arousal
music
groove
sexual attraction
sex differences
Online Access:https://emusicology.org/index.php/EMR/article/view/8613

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