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Sounds hard: Prosodic features reflect failure proximity and affective states during strenuous physical tasks

2022-05-14

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<p>Physical effort exertion has a substantial affective influence, which can impact performance and adherence in athletes and the general population. Yet, both the level of effort exertion and affective state during exercise are hard to monitor without the use of questionnaires, which suffer from certain biases and inaccuracies. Here, we examined whether prosodic features, which are among the most prominent charac...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/huq2m

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