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perceptual style

perceptual style Perceptual style is a person’s characteristic way of taking in and processing environmental information.

Perceptual style is a person’s characteristic way of taking in and processing environmental information. In this source, it is described mainly as a difference between focusing more on local details or on the overall global pattern.

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Drafting source: Solé Puig Maria; Puigcerver Laura; Aznar-Casanova J. Antonio; Supèr Hans. Difference in Visual Processing Assessed by Eye Vergence Movements. 2013; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0072041; article XML SHA-256 eb699ad12358b969c5f4e0f7a2ea5220c8105def669ebdb05ca8728675f8a970. “Difference in Visual Processing Assessed by Eye Vergence Movements” (10.1371/journal.pone.0072041).
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