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The science of scary screams

What makes a scream scary

Published October 16, 2015

Categorized as screams Tagged female, halloween, male, Manchester Science Festival, men, perception, roughness, science, scream, web experiment, women

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Trevor Cox @trevor_cox·

17h

Joyful screams perceived more strongly than distress screams. Surprising result need to read the paper in detail. I would have assumed distress calls would be quickest and strongest screams to be processed. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/04/210413144922.htm

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Trevor Cox @trevor_cox·

15 Apr

You've got repeated reflections between two parallel walls I believe. These give a regular set of reflections, that then create something called repetition pitch.

Nico@Nicophg

I am not able to understand this completely. Perhaps @trevor_cox have you analyzed this structure or do you know where I can find more info/detailed explanation? Thanks!!!

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12 Apr

What are the best and worst ways engineering stories are told in the media? eg bad a lot of TV eng progs are about things going wrong (Engineering Catastrophes, Abandoned Engineering, Disasters Engineered). BTW: we'll be doing things differently on @PodInventive

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