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Modeling Synthetic Audience Reactions to Narratives: A Generative GSR Model to Predict Autonomic Alignment during Film Viewing

2026-04-17

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While media consumption can be a solitary act, it produces a shared, socially coordinated experience where audiences’ bodies align in response to shared narrative events that are often social-affective in nature. Despite this recognition, traditional descriptive models of Galvanic skin response (GSR) have existed for decades, yet the socially coordinated aspect remains to be fully reflected in physiological models...

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1c98ac65-47fe-58fb-a233-b4dd93ef9c37
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10.64898/2026.04.13.716763
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