Table 3.

Analysis on the basis of stimulus and emotions

Reference	Stimulus duration/type	Emotions
[11]	60 s/excerpts vary in affective valence	Fear, Joy
	and intensity (i.e. intense vs. calm)	Happy, Sad
[12]	15 s/Jazz, rock-pop, classical music	Positive, Negative
	and environmental sounds
[13]	1 min/Consonant comprised 10 excerpts of joyful instrumental dance tunes	Pleasant, Unpleasant
	Dissonant stimuli were electronically manipulated counterparts of the consonant excerpts:
[14–17]	30 s/Four types musical excerpt	Joy, Angry,
		Sadness, Pleasure
[35]	5 min/West-African Djembe drums and electronic hand drums	Depression
[18]	15 s/Rock-pop, electronic, jazz and classical (15 excerpts per genre) and 15 excerpts of broadband noise	Like, Dislike
[19]	3 min/16 peace of music	Exciting, Relaxing
[21]	2.5 min/Largo, D-flat major, Going Home	NA
[20]	60 musical excerpts LD (regardless of familiarity), LDF (familiar music), LDUF (Unfamiliar music))	NA
[36]	15 s/10 film music excerpts	Anger, Fear, Happiness,
		Sadness, Tiredness
[22]	60 s/Iranian music along with other classical excerpt	Valence, Arousal
[23]	1 min /Rap, metal, rock and hip-hop genres Happy
[24]	20 s/Electronic, classical and rock. four music genres	Anger, Happiness, Calm, Sadness, Scare
[25]	30 s/8 cross-culture instrument	Joy, Sorrow, Anxiety, Calm
[26]	2 s/Familiar unfamiliar musical stimuli	Like, Dislike
[27–29]	10 min/Instrumental Raag Bhairavi	Like, Dislike
[30]	10 min/Instrumental Raag Bhairavi	Like, Dislike, Depression