The Reason Music Gives You Chills

People who are very opened to new experiences are more likely to get chills from listening to music, concluded a study, carried out by researchers of University of North Carolina at Greensboro.Emily Nusbaum and Paul Silvia, carried out a study on students, asking them how often they felt chil... [ read more >> ]

People who are very opened to new experiences are more likely to get chills from listening to music.

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People who are very opened to new experiences are more likely to get chills from listening to music.
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