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Table 1.

Familiarity, emotional arousal and emotional valence scores of the two music stimuli.

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Table 2.

Individual differences in mood and dispositional empathy.

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Figure 1.

Relationships between trait empathy and music-induced sadness (A), wonder (B) and transcendence (C) after listening to Gelido.

Abbreviations: TEQ, Toronto Empathy Questionnaire; GEMS, Geneva Emotional Music Scales.

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Figure 2.

Comparison between the low and high empathy conditions on music-induced emotions after listening to Gelido (A) and Rataplan (B).

Abbreviation: GEMS, Geneva Emotional Music Scales. * p<0.005.

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Figure 3.

Comparison between the low and high empathy conditions on physiological activity during Gelido (A) and Rataplan (B).

Abbreviations: SCL, skin conductance level, HR, heart rate; LF, power in the low frequency band of heart rate variability; HF, power in the high frequency band of heart rate variability; RR, respiration rate. * p<0.008.

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