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The Modulation of Mood Through Absorption in Music Listening
Music listening is widely used to regulate emotion, yet the listener-level processes underlying affective change remain under-specified. This longitudinal study examined musical absorption as one such process, testing a novel Musical Absorption Training (MAT) protocol designed to scaffold absorptive
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