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Frisson — Aesthetic Chills

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Aesthetic experience · Music

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Heartbeats and the “shiver” sensation (frissosome). Overview: When experiencing beautiful music or art, a “shivering” sensation (frissosome) with a temporary sharp rise in heart rate may be observed. Research example: 「Physiological correlates of chills during aesthetic experiences」 Method: recording heart-rate changes while viewing music or imagery perceived as beautiful. Result: A pattern of sharp heart-rate increases at moments of heightened emotional impact during appreciation was confirmed.

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