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Description: Project page of the Kammus Validity Investigation Across different Regions (KAVIAR)

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For a more detailed project description check here. The KAVIAR projects has the goal to cross-culturally validate a scale measuring a particular emotion that is commonly labeled as "being moved" in English. KAVIA stands for "KAmmus Validity Investigation Across different Regions, while KAMMUS stands for "KAma Muta MUltiplex Scale" (we pronounce KAMMUS as [kamy], as in Albert Camus. Kama Muta is wh...

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  • US

    Zickfeld, Schubert & Seibt
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  • Norway

    Zickfeld, Schubert, Blomster Lyshol & 1 more
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  • Hungary

    Zickfeld, Schubert & Seibt
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  • Finland

    Zickfeld & Blomster Lyshol
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  • Germany

    Zickfeld & Schönefeld
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  • Japan

    Zickfeld & Onuki
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  • China

    Zickfeld & Hu
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  • Serbia

    Zickfeld, Lazarevic & Petrovic
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  • Israel

    Zickfeld & Nussinson
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  • the Netherlands

    Zickfeld
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  • Croatia

    Zickfeld & Gracanin
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  • Portugal

    Zickfeld & Arriaga
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  • Turkey

    Zickfeld & Dalgar
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  • Poland

    Zickfeld & Smieja
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  • India

    Zickfeld
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  • South Africa

    Zickfeld
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  • Spain

    Zickfeld
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  • Kama Muta: Conceptualizing and Measuring the Experience Often Labelled Being Moved Across 19 Nations and 15 Languages

    Zickfeld, Schubert, Seibt & 32 more
    English-speakers sometimes say that they feel moved to tears, emotionally touched, stirred, or that something warmed their heart; other languages use ...
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