Psychology Today on Kama Muta
National Geographic Germany with a piece on kama muta
frontiers Science News on our latest article there, and phys.org with the same piece
Beate Seibt discussed kama muta with Karin Kukkonen in the podcast Literature, Cognition, and Emotions
Episode of the podcast “More of a comment than a question” with guest Anne Scheel and a discussion of the kama muta research program:
See also Anne Scheel’s brilliant paper:
Beate was interviewed by NRK Ekko on kama muta in August 2021
Alan was interviewed about the lexical fallacy and kama muta on the Stanford Psychology Podcast:
Dave Pizarro and Tamler Sommers discuss the lexical fallacy and kama muta:
piece on wellandgood.com: Meet Kama Muta, the Global, Cross-Cultural Mood of Being Joyfully Emotional
Alan writing in Aeon: Kama muta: a new term for that warm, fuzzy feeling we all get
Story in Discover on Why Babies Are So Cute — And Why We React the Way We Do mentioning work on kama muta and quoting Kamilla and Alan
Vox episode on crying that includes kama muta
Interview with Johanna K. Blomster and Janis H. Zickfeld on Kama Muta on khrono.no [Norwegian]
Interview with Kamilla Knutsen Steinnes on being moved by cuteness [Norwegian]
Radio interview on Norgesglasset with Janis H. Zickfeld on being moved [Norwegian]