Music chills: The eye pupil as a mirror to music’s soul
This study evaluated whether music-induced aesthetic “chill ” responses, which typically correspond to peak emotional experiences, can be objectively monitored by degree of pupillary dilation.
This study evaluated whether music-induced aesthetic “chill ” responses, which typically correspond to peak emotional experiences, can be objectively monitored by degree of pupillary dilation.
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