The Influence of Culture on Visual Perception¶
Blyth. (1967). The Influence of Culture on Visual Perception. Man.
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- The cross-cultural program of Segall, Campbell and Herskovits (The Influence of Culture on Visual Perception, 1966) tested it across societies and found the effect sharply attenuated: participants raised in non-"carpentered" environments (few straight edges and rectangular corners) were far less susceptible than Americans or Europeans
This sourceThe cross-cultural Muller-Lyer programme and the carpentered-world hypothesis it tested; the source of the finding that susceptibility is sharply attenuated outside rectilinear built environments.
- The cross-cultural program of Segall, Campbell and Herskovits (The Influence of Culture on Visual Perception, 1966) tested it across societies and found the effect sharply attenuated: participants raised in non-"carpentered" environments (few straight edges and rectangular corners) were far less susceptible than Americans or Europeans
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