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Table 2 Deviation contrast results from the GLMM analyses regarding the eight situations’ average pleasure, arousal, and dominance values

From: Contextualized music listening: playlists and the Mehrabian and Russell model

Deviation Contrasts

Pleasure

Arousal

Dominance

t

 

95% CI

η2

t

 

95% CI

η2

t

95% CI

η2

Posh cocktail reception - mean

-0.79

 

[-0.36, 0.15]

.002

-1.74

 

[-0.55, 0.03]

.008

-1.60

[-0.50, 0.05]

.007

House party - mean

-4.68

***

[-0.82, -0.34]

.054

-5.63

***

[-0.99, -0.48]

.076

0.13

[-0.23, 0.27]

.000

After a long day - mean

2.73

**

[0.09, 0.53]

.019

2.04

*

[0.01, 0.74]

.011

-0.40

[-0.34, 0.23]

.000

While doing the washing up/ironing - mean

4.73

***

[0.47, 1.14]

.055

3.92

***

[0.33, 0.99]

.038

-1.04

[-0.40, 0.12]

.003

At a wedding - mean

-6.49

***

[-0.96, -0.52]

.098

-4.80

***

[-0.07, -0.45]

.057

1.14

[-0.15, 0.54]

.003

Before going to sleep - mean

-4.34

***

[-0.70, -0.26]

.046

3.05

**

[0.21, 0.95]

.024

1.31

[-0.10, 0.51]

.004

While commuting on public transportation - mean

4.83

***

[0.42, 1.00]

.057

4.94

***

[0.51, 1.17]

.060

2.31

[0.06, 0.68]

.014

While jogging with an mp3 player - mean

0.50

 

[-0.22, 0.37]

.001

-4.71

***

[-1.00, -0.41]

.055

-2.82

[-0.62, -0.11]

.020

  1. Note. DF = 387 for Pleasure and Dominance, and 384 for Arousal; *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.