Humans rapidly assess the beauty of natural scene images. Previous EEG work suggests neural representations of beauty emerge early and are temporally sustained. Complementary fMRI work pinpoints the neural correlates of beauty to visual, frontal, and default-mode network areas. An integrated view of the spatiotemporal...
Philipp Flieger, Rico Stecher, Daniel Kaiser· bioRxiv· 1 citation
When we appreciate visual art, we often take our time: We visit museums or galleries and deliberately engage with artworks and their meaning. Yet, our liking might at least partly be shaped by incidental encoding of the artworks’ visual features, a process initially independent from sustained engagement. Here, we show...
Sanjeev Nara, Vaishali Goyal, G. Menegon et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
The attentional blink is a well-known phenomenon illustrating the limitations of human attention: When two visual targets are presented in rapid succession, identification of the second target is often impaired. While the attentional blink is known to attenuate when targets share perceptual features or category members...
Aesthetic experiences in everyday life unfold under continuously changing visual input. Although these experiences clearly depend on the observer and context, they are partly explained by the visual features of the input. Here, we investigated how well a combination of visual features predicts dynamic aesthetic experie...
Mustafa Alperen Ekinci, Nina Buhlmann, Daniel Kaiser· Communications Psychology· 0 citations
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