Collated rating data: Ratings of importance of emotions, valence and arousal of emotions and perceived emotions in music
This data is the collated data containing five subsets of data:
- Ratings of the importance of listed emotions in music
- Ratings of the arousal of listed emotions
- Ratings of the valence of listed emotions
- Ratings of the perception of listed emotions in 8 excerpts of Western Classical music
- Ratings of the perception of listed emotions in 8 excerpts of North American Jazz.
Each subset includes the evaluation of 12 emotion pairs as indicated in the names using the following key:
| 1 anger, aggression -- ang |
| 2 confidence, pride -- con |
| 3 enthusiasm, interest -- ent |
| 4 indifference, boredom -- ind |
| 5 joy, happiness -- joy |
| 6 longing, nostalgia -- lon |
| 7 relaxation, calmness -- rel |
| 8 repulsion, aversion -- rep |
| 9 sadness, depression -- sad |
| 10 spirituality, transcendence -- spi |
| 11 tenderness, love -- ten |
| 12 tense, unease -- tns Eight excerpts of WC (western classical music), and NJ (north american jazz) were presented to participants. The key for these excerpts are: j=joy (or positive valence and high arousal), c=calm (or positive valence and low arousal), s=sad (or negative valence and low arousal), t=tension (or negative valence and high arousal). Additionally, these indicators are qualified by an m=moderate and e=extreme, indicating a more moderate and extreme version. Four groups of participants participated in the research: younger (18-30) and older (56-68) participants from Japan or UK. This research obtained ethics approval via the University of Sheffield, under ethics number: 056099 |
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SRG2223\230636
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