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Emma Hart & Zelda Di Blasi. (2013) Combined flow in musical jam sessions: A pilot qualitative study. Psychology of Music 43:2, pages 275-290.
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Helga S. Løvoll & Joar Vittersø. (2012) Can Balance be Boring? A Critique of the “Challenges Should Match Skills” Hypotheses in Flow Theory. Social Indicators Research 115:1, pages 117-136.
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Amy Love Collins, Natalia Sarkisian & Ellen Winner. (2008) Flow and Happiness in Later Life: An Investigation into the Role of Daily and Weekly Flow Experiences. Journal of Happiness Studies 10:6, pages 703-719.
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Alvaro Sicilia Camacho, Juan Antonio Moreno Murcia & Antonio J. Rojas Tejada. (2008) Motivational Profiles and Flow in Physical Education Lessons. Perceptual and Motor Skills 106:2, pages 473-494.
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Ryan W. Quinn. (2016) Flow in Knowledge Work: High Performance Experience in the Design of National Security Technology. Administrative Science Quarterly 50:4, pages 610-641.
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