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• Me, you and the dance : effects of individual differences and social context on music-induced movement 

  Carlson, Emily (Jyväskylän yliopisto, 2018)

• Decoding Individual differences and musical preference via music-induced movement 

  Agrawal, Yudhik; Carlson, Emily; Toiviainen, Petri; Alluri, Vinoo (Nature Publishing Group, 2022)

  Movement is a universal response to music, with dance often taking place in social settings. Although previous work has suggested that socially relevant information, such as personality and gender, are encoded in dance ...

• Maladaptive music listening strategies are modulated by individual traits 

  Alluri, Vinoo; Mittal, Anant; SC, Azhagammal; Vuoskoski, Jonna K.; Saarikallio, Suvi (SAGE Publications, 2022)

  Music listening is a great resource for mental well-being, pleasure, and self-regulation, but it may also be maladaptive. Depression, for instance, has been shown to relate to music use that is characterized by rumination, ...

• The social side of music listening : Empathy and contagion in music-induced emotions 

  Miu, Andrei C.; Vuoskoski, Jonna (Routledge, 2017)

  Process theories have identified empathy and contagion as mechanisms by which music may induce emotions and recent studies in psychology and cognitive neuroscience have started to examine these hypotheses. After showing ...

• Personality and Musical Preference Using Social-Tagging in Excerpt-Selection 

  Carlson, Emily; Saari, Pasi; Burger, Birgitta; Toiviainen, Petri (American Psychological Association, 2017)

  Music preference has been related to individual differences like social identity, cognitive style, and personality, but quantifying music preference can be a challenge. Self-report measures may be too presumptive of shared ...