Presentation of the Dr. Hendrik Muller Prize 2025. Left to right: Koen Ottenheym (Board Member Hendrick Muller's Vaderlandsch Fonds), Mariska Kret & Marileen Dogterom (President of the Academy).

Symposium “Science with Emotion: The Reality of Research and Motherhood.” From left to right: Mariska Kret, Iza Korsmit, Iliana Samara, Evy van Berlo, Milica Nikolic and panel moderator Eveline Crone.

From left to right: Loes Schouten, Mariska Kret, Suzanne Mekking and Stephanie Veldman.

Mariska Kret, Editor-in-Chief of Behaviour, received the Dr. Hendrik Muller Prize 2025 yesterday for her innovative research on emotions in humans and great apes 🏆🐒❤️. This award recognizes her scientific vision and dedication to the field.

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Additionally, all our measures of individual differences (Big-Five personality, empathy, pre-existing mood, musical sophistication, musical preferences) correlated to affective ratings one way or another, though with a moderate strength at most.

We compared the performance of the discrete and dimensional models in capturing the affective response to short musical sounds. We found that the dimensional model performed slightly better, and in particular energy arousal varied in a way that was not captured by the discrete affect model.

A comparison of dimensional and discrete models for the representation of perceived and induced affe... In musical affect research, there is considerable discussion on the best method to represent affective response. This discussion mainly revolves around the dimensional (valence, tension arousal, energ...

Hello 🎵🧪-folks! I am so excited to share that the first paper coming from my PhD studies is online now! www.frontiersin.org/articles/10....