Personalised affect-regulation playlists: A pre-registered experimental test of the iso principle in the general population
Published online on February 27, 2026
Abstract
Musicae Scientiae, Ahead of Print.
Music listening can serve an affect-regulatory function. For instance, someone who feels anxious may listen to music with the goal of evoking a different, desired feeling (e.g., calmness), labelled ‘compensatory’ listening. However, music therapists ...
Music listening can serve an affect-regulatory function. For instance, someone who feels anxious may listen to music with the goal of evoking a different, desired feeling (e.g., calmness), labelled ‘compensatory’ listening. However, music therapists ...