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First published 2013-11

Music choice as a sadness regulation strategy for resolved versus unresolved sad events

Michelle Tahlier, Anca M. Miron, Frances H. Rauscher

Psychology of Music

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First published 2016-3

Fifty shades of blue: Classification of music-evoked sadness

Henna-Riikka Peltola, Tuomas Eerola

Musicae Scientiae

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First published 2014-9

Pleasure generated by sadness: Effect of sad lyrics on the emotions induced by happy music

Kazuma Mori, Makoto Iwanaga

Psychology of Music

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First published 2011-7

Why is sad music pleasurable? A possible role for prolactin

David Huron

Musicae Scientiae

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First published 2011-7

Why is Sad Music Pleasurable? A Possible Role for Prolactin

David Huron

Musicae Scientiae

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First published 2016-3

Sad music as a means for acceptance-based coping

Annemieke J. M. Van den Tol, Jane Edwards, Nathan A. Heflick

Musicae Scientiae

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First published 2013-7

Exploring a rationale for choosing to listen to sad music when feeling sad

Annemieke J. M. Van den Tol, Jane Edwards

Psychology of Music

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First published 2021-12

Enjoying sad music: A test of the prolactin theory

Olivia Ladinig, Charles Brooks, Niels Chr. Hansen [...]

Musicae Scientiae

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First published 2026-1

The effects of sad music: Moderating role of cognitive reappraisal

Oliver Herdson, Matilda Minchin, Holly Parker [...]

Psychology of Music

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First published 2016-7

“So sad and slow,so why can’t I turn off the radio”: The effects of gender,depression,and absorption on liking music that induces sadness and music that induces happiness

John D. Hogue, Andrea M. Crimmins, Jeffrey H. Kahn

Psychology of Music

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