Personality traits modulate neural responses to emotions expressed in music
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Yan Bao | Ernst Pöppel | Evgeny Gutyrchik | Thomas Meindl | Maximilian Reiser | Lorenz Welker | Kristina Hennig-Fast | E. Pöppel | T. Meindl | M. Reiser | K. Hennig-Fast | Y. Bao | L. Welker | Mona Park | Petra Carl | E. Gutyrchik | Mona Park | Petra Carl
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