09. September 2016

IAEA: Best Poster Prize

[Translate to English:] Paul Elvers (rechts außen) bei der Übergabe des "Best Poster Prize"

Paul Elvers, research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics, received the second place at the »Best Poster Prize« during the 24th Conference of the  International Association for Empirical Aesthetics« (IAEA).  With his poster Paul Elvers reported on a study that investigates the effects of motivational music. The study is part of his doctoral project.

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