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Table 1.

Common triggers, age of onset and ASMR video use in ASMR participants (N = 813).

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Table 2.

Study 1 raw means and standard deviations for self-reported changes in affect and tingle frequency for each video type and participant group.

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Fig 1.

Summary of the results of Study 1 showing differences between ASMR group on self-reported tingles and changes in affect from viewing ASMR inducing and control videos.

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Table 3.

Study 2 raw means and standard deviations for self-reported affect, heart rate, skin conductance level, and tingle frequency for each video type and participant group.

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Fig 2.

Summary of the results of Study 2 showing differences between ASMR group on self-reported tingles and changes in affect and physiology after watching ASMR inducing videos.

For affect and physiology results, the bars show the average changes in affect and physiology, calculated from the difference during watching the control video, collapsed across ASMR inducing videos (i.e. main effect of ASMR group)–dark grey for ASMR participants, white for non-ASMR participants.

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