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Happiness promotes global processing in haptic perception

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By Müge Cavdan, Aycan Kapucu, Katja Doerschner, Knut Drewing
| BioRxiv
Abstract Happy and sad mood promote global and local visual processing, respectively. However, it is unclear whether mood also affects the processing level in haptic perception. Here, we used classical music to induce happy and sad mood in blindfolded participants before they scanned 3D-printed configurations with their fingers. Additionally, we included a neutral group who did not listen to any music.
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Happiness promotes global processing in haptic perception

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By Katja Doerschner, Knut Drewing, Müge Cavdan, Aycan Kapucu
| BioRxiv
Abstract Happy and sad mood promote global and local visual processing, respectively. However, it is unclear whether mood also affects the processing level in haptic perception. Here, we used classical music to induce happy and sad mood in blindfolded participants before they scanned 3D-printed configurations with their fingers. Global shapes were triangles, circles, or squares (33mm) composed of smaller local relief shapes (3 mm): either triangles, circles, or squares.
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