Novelty, Complexity, and Hedonic Value.¶
Berlyne, D. E. (1970). Novelty, Complexity, and Hedonic Value. Motivation and Emotion, 1, 279-307.
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- Mere Exposure Effect
- the unconscious familiarity gradient — the implicit memory trace that strengthens with each exposure, registering as a signal of safety or familiarity without explicit retrieval; and
This sourceFoundational inverted-U model of stimulus complexity and preference; proposes that preference increases with stimulus complexity (or familiarity) up to an optimal level, beyond which further complexity (or exposure) produces boredom or satiation.
- the unconscious familiarity gradient — the implicit memory trace that strengthens with each exposure, registering as a signal of safety or familiarity without explicit retrieval; and
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