Processing fluency and aesthetic pleasure¶
Reber, R., Schwarz, & Winkielman, P. (2004). Processing fluency and aesthetic pleasure: Is beauty in the perceiver's processing experience. Personality and Social Psychology Review, 8(4), 364-382.
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- Mere Exposure Effect
- the stimulus repetition — the repeated encounters with a particular environmental stimulus;
This sourceIntegrative review establishing that subjective ease of cognitive processing directly influences evaluative judgments, aesthetic preferences, and decision-making independent of objective stimulus content.
- the stimulus repetition — the repeated encounters with a particular environmental stimulus;
- Processing Fluency
- Processing fluency is the subjective ease with which cognitive operations proceed on a stimulus, directly influencing evaluative judgments, preference formation, and decision-making independently of stimulus content or objective quality, as Reber, Schwarz, and Winkielman (2004) established in their integrative review of fluency and aesthetic pleasure.
This sourceIntegrative review establishing that subjective ease of cognitive processing directly influences evaluative judgments, aesthetic preferences, and decision-making independent of objective stimulus content.
- Processing fluency is the subjective ease with which cognitive operations proceed on a stimulus, directly influencing evaluative judgments, preference formation, and decision-making independently of stimulus content or objective quality, as Reber, Schwarz, and Winkielman (2004) established in their integrative review of fluency and aesthetic pleasure.
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