Correction: Adaptation to Spanish and psychometric study of the Flow State Scale-2 in the field of musical performers

Moral-Bofill, Laura; Lópezdelallave, Andrés; Pérez-Llantada, M. Carmen; Tello, Francisco Pablo Holgado

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0233006

PLoS ONE

2020

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0233006

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Correction: Adaptation to Spanish and psychometric study of the Flow State Scale-2 in the field of musical performers

Laura Moral-Bofill¹,

Andrés Lópezdelallave²,

M. Carmen Pérez-Llantada³

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Abstract: Notice of republication This article was republished on April 22, 2020 to remove a Supporting Information file that was incorrectly included in the originally published article. Please download this article again to view the correct version.

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Relationships between High Ability (Gifted) and Flow in Music Performers: Pilot Study Results

Moral-Bofill¹,

Llave²,

Pérez-Llantada³

2020

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Flow state is a positive mental state during which people are highly motivated and absorbed in their activity. This construct has been linked to the creative personality. Creative people differ from each other, but what they share is that they love what they do due to the pure pleasure they derive from their activity. We studied the possible relationship between people with high ability (HA) who dedicate themselves to music (students or professionals) and the flow state that occurs while they are engaged in musical activities (concert or informal event). The “Flow State for Musical Performers” (Estado de Fluidez para Intérpretes Musicales—EFIM) was used in this study. The scores of musicians with HA were compared with those of musicians who are not identified as HA. The study used a sample of 101 Spanish people (HA 28.7%, general population 71.3%). No significant statistical differences were identified in any of the EFIM subscales, except regarding the Loss of Self-Consciousness. This suggests a relationship between HA and the experience of flow, particularly with regard to loss of self-consciousness, but also with characteristics of the creative personality (capacity for enjoyment, attention and learning). Limitations of the study and future lines of research are presented.

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Relationships between High Ability (Gifted) and Flow in Music Performers: Pilot Study Results

Moral-Bofill¹,

Llave²,

Pérez-Llantada³

2020

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Correction: Adaptation to Spanish and psychometric study of the Flow State Scale-2 in the field of musical performers

Abstract: Notice of republication This article was republished on April 22, 2020 to remove a Supporting Information file that was incorrectly included in the originally published article. Please download this article again to view the correct version.

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Relationships between High Ability (Gifted) and Flow in Music Performers: Pilot Study Results

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