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Aesthetic Emotions

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Menninghaus et al. 2019

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BRECVEM

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Juslin at al. 2008

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Aesthetic Judgment (BRECVEMA)

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Juslin 2013

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The 7 Basic Emotions

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Ekman 1999

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GEMS

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Zentner et al. 2008

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Super Expressive Voice Theory

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Juslin et al. 2001

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Emotional Markers in speech similar to music

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Juslin et al. 2013

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Circumplex Model

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Russel 1980

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PAD

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Mehrabian and Russell 1980

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Auditory Cheesecake Hypothesis

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Pinker 1997

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Sexual Selection

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Darwin 1871

COUNTERED by Mehr et al. 2020

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Credible Signalling

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Mehr et al. 2020
Primate vocalisations
Group strength/size/cooperation and parental proximity

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Musical omnipresence across global societies

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Mehr et al. 2019

Survey of 315 societies globally

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NHS Ethnography

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Mehr et al. 2019

Cross cultural use/recognition of particular features for song types (dance, healing, love songs, lullabies)

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Statistical Musical Universals

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Savage et al. 2015

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Music for Social Bonding

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Savage et al, 2020
Unifies other evolutionary theories
Gene-culture evolution

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Simulation hypothesis (emotional processing)

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Mar & Oatley, 2008

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Pleasurable compassion theory (emotional processing)

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Huron et al. 2020

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Social Surrogacy (emotional processing)

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Lee et al. 2013

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Distraction (emotional processing)

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Drake et al. 2012

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Structural similarities between linguistic and musical syntax

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Rohrmeier, 2011

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Regional speech rhythms mirrored in cultural musics

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McGowan et al. 2011

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Equidistant scales

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Balzano, 1982: non equidistant scales make music easier to remember
Sethares, 2005: tone spectra of Balinese gamelan instruments

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Pitch contour important to musical memory

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Dowling, 1978

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Octave Equivalence

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Bachem, 1950

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Break down of Phase locking

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Palmer & Russell, 1986

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WEIRD

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Henrich et al., 2010

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