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- Spontaneous Synchronization of Eyeblinks during Story-Telling Performance
- ワゲイ カンショウジ ノ ジハツテキ ナマ バタキ ノ ドウキ
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How do expert storytelling artists captivate audiences with a single performance? In<br/> study 1, we observed the eyeblink responses of expertized 7 of 20 audience members<br/> (10 male and 10 female, aged 16 to 67 years; M =40.6, SD =16.4) at the performance<br/> of two professional story-telling Rakugo artists. With using a surrogate data method,<br/>the statistically significant synchronization of eyeblinks among audience members was<br/> detected when performers changed scenes and characters and immediately after the<br/> performer delivered words essential to the understanding of the story. In study 2, we<br/> conducted a laboratory experiment with 32 (19 male and 13 female) participants aged<br/> 20 to 34 years (M =22.56, SD =2.85) to examine whether the expertise of the story-<br/>teller affected the frequency and intensity of synchronization of eyeblinks by recording<br/> each participant’s eyeblinks. The synchronization of eyeblinks was also detected in this<br/> study that each participant viewed videotapes alone, which eliminated potential au-<br/>dience interaction. The participants who were assigned to the watching a videotaped<br/> performance of an expert storyteller displayed frequent synchronized eyeblinks and had<br/> a higher score of transportation into the narrative world of Rakugo compared to those<br/> were assigned to watch a videotaped performance of a novice. These results imply<br/> that expert performers gain a listener’s unintentional process of attention as well as<br/> somatic-emotional responses, evidenced by synchronized eyeblinks.
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- 認知科学
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認知科学 21 (2), 226-244, 2014
日本認知科学会
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- 1390001204484707584
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- NII論文ID
- 130004853232
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- NII書誌ID
- AN1047304X
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- ISSN
- 18815995
- 13417924
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- NDL書誌ID
- 025588389
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