I'm looking at the way humans can express and interpret emotional states without using language (non-linguistic vocalizations such as laughing and screaming) - the informational content of such sounds, their universality and evolutionary roots. My supervisors are Christian Balkenius and Tomas Persson. You will find more information about the research, publications and ongoing experiments on my page at www.cogsci.se

Articles (10)

• Anikin, A. (2019). The perceptual effects of manipulating nonlinear phenomena in synthetic nonverbal vocalizations. Bioacoustics.
  • External full text (New window)
• Pinheiro, A., Lima, D., Albuquerque, P., Anikin, A. & Lima, C. (2019). Spatial location and emotion modulate voice perception. Cognition and Emotion. Taylor & Francis.
  • External full text (Restricted access - New window)
• Anikin, A. (2018). Soundgen : An open-source tool for synthesizing nonverbal vocalizations. Behavior Research Methods. The Psychonomic Society.
  • External full text (New window)
• Anikin, A. & Johansson, N. (2018). Implicit associations between individual properties of color and sound. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics. Springer.
  • External full text (New window)
• Anikin, A., Persson, T. & Arnling Bååth, R. (2018). Human Non-linguistic Vocal Repertoire : Call Types and Their Meaning. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, 42, 53-80. Springer.
  • External full text (New window)
  • External full text (New window)
• Lima, C. F., Anikin, A., Monteiro, A. C., Scott, S. K. & Castro, S. L. (2018). Automaticity in the recognition of nonverbal emotional vocalizations. Emotion. American Psychological Association (APA).
  • External full text (Restricted access - New window)
• Oliva, M. & Anikin, A. (2018). Pupil dilation reflects the time course of emotion recognition in human vocalizations. Scientific Reports, 8. Nature Publishing Group.
  • External full text (New window)
• Anikin, A. & Lima, C. (2017). Perceptual and acoustic differences between authentic and acted nonverbal emotional vocalizations. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology. Taylor & Francis.
  • External full text (Restricted access - New window)
  • External full text (New window)
• Anikin, A. & Persson, T. (2017). Nonlinguistic vocalizations from online amateur videos for emotion research : A validated corpus. Behavior Research Methods, 49, 758-771. The Psychonomic Society.
  • External full text (New window)
  • External full text (New window)
• Gidlöf, K., Anikin, A., Lingonblad, M. & Wallin, A. (2017). Looking is buying. How visual attention and choice are affected by consumer preferences and properties of the supermarket shelf. Appetite, 116, 29-38. Elsevier.
  • External full text (Restricted access - New window)

Conference contributions (1)

• Anikin, A., Nirme, J., Alomari, S., Bonnevier, J. & Haake, M. (2015). Compensation for a large gesture-speech asynchrony in instructional videos. In Ferré, G. & Tutton, M. (Eds.) (pp. 19-23).
  • External full text (New window)
  • External full text (New window)

Miscellaneous (2)

• Anikin, A., Rudling, M., Persson, T. & Gärdenfors, P. (2018). Synesthetic Associations Between Voice and Gestures in Preverbal Infants : Weak Effects and Methodological Concerns. PsyArXiv.
  • External full text (New window)
• Anikin, A. (2017). soundgen : Parametric Voice Synthesis.
  • External full text (New window)