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Music's Effects on Immersion in Multimedia
Music's Effects on Immersion in Multimedia
Music's Effects on Immersion in Multimedia

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20260202103521
ISBN  
9798280747296
DDC  
780
저자명  
Miller, Natalie Pauline.
서명/저자  
Musics Effects on Immersion in Multimedia
발행사항  
[Sl] : Princeton University, 2025
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2025
형태사항  
202 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-12, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Margulis, Elizabeth Hellmuth.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Princeton University, 2025.
초록/해제  
요약In film, video games, short-form content, and live concerts, music fluctuates in and out of a listener's awareness. These oscillations contribute to immersive states such as absorption, flow, and transportation. This dissertation explores how musical and audiovisual characteristics shape the dynamics of immersion and guide listeners' attention in both digital short-form media and live concert environments.Across a series of behavioral experiments, this project examines how musical repetition, audiovisual congruence, and individual differences in listening context influence immersion. Using both explicit self-report measures and implicit behavioral indices such as viewing time and time estimation, these studies systematically vary musical repetition and audiovisual congruence within controlled audiovisual corpora. This dissertation also reports on survey-based research conducted at live concerts of video game music, assessing how musical attention and patterns of thought relate to degree of immersion. The final chapter theorizes how immersive states and shifting attention might reshape how we approach musical analysis in real-world, socially situated listening contexts.Musical repetition and audiovisual congruence consistently influenced how listeners deployed their attention and became immersed in the flow of short-form content. Findings suggest that greater musical repetition increased reported immersion but decreased viewing time. Conversely, higher semantic audiovisual congruence increased both reported immersion and viewing time. In concert settings, high immersion often co-occurred with diverse thought patterns, challenging definitions of immersive states defined solely by focused attention. While listeners' musical interpretations and thought patterns displayed similar trends, free-text responses remained deeply individual, shaped by prior experience and contextual familiarity.Together, this dissertation illustrates the dynamic nature of attention and immersion in mediated contexts, shaped by musical, audiovisual, and individual features. These findings challenge traditional models of musical analysis, which may assume static and uniform modes of musical engagement. Centering variation in attention, this dissertation offers a more dynamic and inclusive perspective on musical engagement in varied listening contexts. Rather than treating shifting attention as a limitation, this project reframes it as a defining attribute of musical engagement and highlights the need for models that reflect attentional fluidity.
일반주제명  
Music
일반주제명  
Music theory
일반주제명  
Film studies
키워드  
Attention
키워드  
Audiovisual congruence
키워드  
Immersion
키워드  
Music cognition
키워드  
TikTok
기타저자  
Princeton University Music
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-12A.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aIn  film,  video  games,  short-form  content,  and  live  concerts,  music  fluctuates  in  and  out  of  a  listener's  awareness.  These  oscillations  contribute  to  immersive  states  such  as  absorption,  flow,  and  transportation.  This  dissertation  explores  how  musical  and  audiovisual  characteristics  shape  the  dynamics  of  immersion  and  guide  listeners'  attention  in  both  digital  short-form  media  and  live  concert  environments.Across  a  series  of  behavioral  experiments,  this  project  examines  how  musical  repetition,  audiovisual  congruence,  and  individual  differences  in  listening  context  influence  immersion.  Using  both  explicit  self-report  measures  and  implicit  behavioral  indices  such  as  viewing  time  and  time  estimation,  these  studies  systematically  vary  musical  repetition  and  audiovisual  congruence  within  controlled  audiovisual  corpora.  This  dissertation  also  reports  on  survey-based  research  conducted  at  live  concerts  of  video  game  music,  assessing  how  musical  attention  and  patterns  of  thought  relate  to  degree  of  immersion.  The  final  chapter  theorizes  how  immersive  states  and  shifting  attention  might  reshape  how  we  approach  musical  analysis  in  real-world,  socially  situated  listening  contexts.Musical  repetition  and  audiovisual  congruence  consistently  influenced  how  listeners  deployed  their  attention  and  became  immersed  in  the  flow  of  short-form  content.  Findings  suggest  that  greater  musical  repetition  increased  reported  immersion  but  decreased  viewing  time.  Conversely,  higher  semantic  audiovisual  congruence  increased  both  reported  immersion  and  viewing  time.  In  concert  settings,  high  immersion  often  co-occurred  with  diverse  thought  patterns,  challenging  definitions  of  immersive  states  defined  solely  by  focused  attention.  While  listeners'  musical  interpretations  and  thought  patterns  displayed  similar  trends,  free-text  responses  remained  deeply  individual,  shaped  by  prior  experience  and  contextual  familiarity.Together,  this  dissertation  illustrates  the  dynamic  nature  of  attention  and  immersion  in  mediated  contexts,  shaped  by  musical,  audiovisual,  and  individual  features.  These  findings  challenge  traditional  models  of  musical  analysis,  which  may  assume  static  and  uniform  modes  of  musical  engagement.  Centering  variation  in  attention,  this  dissertation  offers  a  more  dynamic  and  inclusive  perspective  on  musical  engagement  in  varied  listening  contexts.  Rather  than  treating  shifting  attention  as  a  limitation,  this  project  reframes  it  as  a  defining  attribute  of  musical  engagement  and  highlights  the  need  for  models  that  reflect  attentional  fluidity.
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