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Rear sound presentation enhances the emotional arousal evoked by everyday sounds
This study investigated whether emotional responses to everyday sounds differ depending on whether the sounds are presented from the front or the rear. Unlike previous studies, participants were exposed primarily to sounds from a single spatial direction, thereby minimizing direct front–rear compari
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