Priming semantic concepts affects the dynamics of aesthetic appreciation.

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Abstract
Aesthetic appreciation (AA) plays an important role for purchase decisions, for the appreciation of art and even for the selection of potential mates. It is known that AA is highly reliable in single assessments, but over longer periods of time dynamic changes of AA may occur. We measured AA as a construct derived from the literature through attractiveness, arousal, interestingness, valence, boredom and innovativeness. By means of the semantic network theory we investigated how the priming of AA-relevant semantic concepts impacts the dynamics of AA of unfamiliar product designs (car interiors) that are known to be susceptible to triggering such effects. When participants were primed for innovativeness, strong dynamics were observed, especially when the priming involved additional AA-relevant dimensions. This underlines the relevance of priming of specific semantic networks not only for the cognitive processing of visual material in terms of selective perception or specific representation, but also for the affective-cognitive processing in terms of the dynamics of aesthetic processing.
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Authors Faerber, Stella J;Leder, Helmut;Gerger, Gernot;Carbon, Claus-Christian;
Journal Acta psychologica
Year 2010
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10.1016/j.actpsy.2010.06.006
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mobile health adoption health information technology consumer preferences multivariate analyses

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