Like Store, Like Website (02-04-10)
People evaluate retail websites in the same sorts of holistic ways that they assess brick and mortar stores.
People evaluate retail websites in the same sorts of holistic ways that they assess brick and mortar stores.
Unpleasant scents linked to memories make the associated memories particularly strong.
Successful artists have mastered the science of visual perception.
Ecopsychology was profiled recently in the New York Times Magazine, placing it in an international spotlight.
As Christopher Hawthorne recently described in the Los Angeles Times (January, 24, 2010), large digital screens in public spaces significantly change the experience of being in those built environments.
Someone always seems to be unhappy with the temperature in a workplace.
Research by Sackett and his colleagues indicates that when people believe that time has passed more quickly than they perceived, judgments of noises heard change – “hedonic experience is partially grounded in subjective time perception.”
Objects and place-based amenities are often used as rewards.
Balcetis and Dunning have collected additional evidence that perception is not objective, but contingent upon the mental state of the observer.
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