Triangulation of self-other overlap, shared time, and shared physiology best predicts shared flow in music ensembles
Hannah Jennet Gibbs,
Andrea Schiavio
Abstract:Shared flow can be conceptualised as a collective state of flow that emerges within a group. It has been recently suggested that shared flow involves a spectrum of self-other overlap, joint attention, and social interaction, further facilitated by context and experience. To empirically test this, four gamelan groups - a musical ensemble originating from Indonesia - took part in a study (N=36), whereby aspects of the theorised spectrum were operationalised via (i) a self-report measure of self-other overlap, (i… Show more
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