Personlighet, känsloreglering och musiklyssnande
(2018) PSPT02 20142Department of Psychology
- Abstract (Swedish)
- Tidigare forskning tyder på att musik har en stor betydelse för hur människor reglerar sina känslor och det är därför värt att undersöka detta vidare. Den aktuella studien syftar till att undersöka om det finns samband mellan personlighet och hur man lyssnar på musik för att reglera sina känslor. Tidigare forskning har funnit stöd för att det finns samband mellan personlighet och känslor i allmänhet men det är inte säkert att dessa är överförbara till hur människor lyssnar på musik. 197 deltagare rekryterades via internet och testades med självskattningsformulären Big Five Inventory och Breif-Music in Mood Regulation. Resultaten visade på flera korrelationer mellan de två testerna men dessa förklarar endast en liten del av variansen. De... (More)
- Tidigare forskning tyder på att musik har en stor betydelse för hur människor reglerar sina känslor och det är därför värt att undersöka detta vidare. Den aktuella studien syftar till att undersöka om det finns samband mellan personlighet och hur man lyssnar på musik för att reglera sina känslor. Tidigare forskning har funnit stöd för att det finns samband mellan personlighet och känslor i allmänhet men det är inte säkert att dessa är överförbara till hur människor lyssnar på musik. 197 deltagare rekryterades via internet och testades med självskattningsformulären Big Five Inventory och Breif-Music in Mood Regulation. Resultaten visade på flera korrelationer mellan de två testerna men dessa förklarar endast en liten del av variansen. De stämmer överens med tidigare forskning till en del men tyder också på att det kan finnas unika sätt som musik används på. Urvalet begränsar dock generaliserbarheten hos resultaten. Vidare studier behövs för att skapa klarhet då detta är ett komplext område. (Less)
- Abstract
- Previous research has indicated that music is of great importance for how people regulate their emotions and it’s therefore worth exploring further. The current study aims to examine if there are connections between personality and how people use music to regulate their emotions. Previous research has found support for connections between personality and emotions in general but it’s not certain that these can be transferred to how people listen to music as well. 197 participants were recruited through the internet and were tested with the self-assessment forms Big Five Inventory and Brief Music in Mood Regulation. The results showed several correlations between the two tests but these only explain a small part of the variance. They match... (More)
- Previous research has indicated that music is of great importance for how people regulate their emotions and it’s therefore worth exploring further. The current study aims to examine if there are connections between personality and how people use music to regulate their emotions. Previous research has found support for connections between personality and emotions in general but it’s not certain that these can be transferred to how people listen to music as well. 197 participants were recruited through the internet and were tested with the self-assessment forms Big Five Inventory and Brief Music in Mood Regulation. The results showed several correlations between the two tests but these only explain a small part of the variance. They match previous research to some extent but also imply that there are unique ways in which music is used. However, the sample is restricting the representativeness of the results. Further studies are needed to clarify this as it is a complex field. (Less)
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- author
- Kirkevall, Philip LU
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- PSPT02 20142
- year
- 2018
- type
- H3 - Professional qualifications (4 Years - )
- subject
- keywords
- psychology, personality, music, emotion, mood, regulation, psykologi, personlighet, musik, emotionsreglering, humörreglering
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 8950040
- date added to LUP
- 2018-06-18 09:32:42
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- 2018-06-18 09:32:42
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abstract = {{Previous research has indicated that music is of great importance for how people regulate their emotions and it’s therefore worth exploring further. The current study aims to examine if there are connections between personality and how people use music to regulate their emotions. Previous research has found support for connections between personality and emotions in general but it’s not certain that these can be transferred to how people listen to music as well. 197 participants were recruited through the internet and were tested with the self-assessment forms Big Five Inventory and Brief Music in Mood Regulation. The results showed several correlations between the two tests but these only explain a small part of the variance. They match previous research to some extent but also imply that there are unique ways in which music is used. However, the sample is restricting the representativeness of the results. Further studies are needed to clarify this as it is a complex field.}},
author = {{Kirkevall, Philip}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Personlighet, känsloreglering och musiklyssnande}},
year = {{2018}},
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