Preferred Frieze Patterns (11-11-22)
Friedenberg and colleagues thoroughly investigated how humans respond to different frieze patterns (border patterns with repeated design elements).
Friedenberg and colleagues thoroughly investigated how humans respond to different frieze patterns (border patterns with repeated design elements).
Krpan and van Tilburg add to our knowledge of what is perceived to be beautiful.
When we look around we often see patterns—in upholstery, wall coverings, and elsewhere. The effects of visual patterns on how we think and behave have been thoroughly investigated by neuroscientists.
Moving beyond the eye of the beholder
Research by Westphal-Fitch and Fitch confirms that visual symmetry is valued by humans.
Looking at particular colors, patterns, etc., aids development.
At their last two meetings, members of the Society for Consumer Psychology have presented research on topics that designers creating many different types of spaces and products will find useful.
How does seeing patterns influence us psychologically?
What are people's responses to downward pointing triangles?
The language you speak influences how you experience the world that surrounds you.