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aesthetic preference

aesthetic preference Aesthetic preference is a person’s tendency to favor certain visual stimuli because they produce a sense of aesthetic pleasure.

Aesthetic preference is a person’s tendency to favor certain visual stimuli because they produce a sense of aesthetic pleasure. This attraction can happen automatically or without clear awareness of why the object feels appealing.

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Drafting source: Huang Yi; Lyu Jinyun; Xue Xiaodi; Peng Kaiping. Cognitive basis for the development of aesthetic preference: Findings from symmetry preference. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0239973; article XML SHA-256 59a39785689f4f3b3562e8295e2e875f88d3b13b127b8e604bf81a9ead186591. “Cognitive basis for the development of aesthetic preference: Findings from symmetry preference” (10.1371/journal.pone.0239973).
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