… are, however, reasonably well accounted for at the level of group differences. Experts
and non-experts, laymen or novices differ in regard to their abilities and skills. Experts are …

… level, this notion of a distinction in the types of aesthetic states that are possible. We propose
that a scale that is able to reveal those individuals that regularly respond to artworks in an …

… Aesthetic sensitivity has been defined as the ability to recognize and appreciate beauty and
… study was to understand individual differences in responsiveness to visual features driving …

… understand the ability to detect the respect or violation of visual aesthetic standards. …
individuals with higher aesthetic sensitivity. In particular, this research suggests that visual aesthetic …

… individual differences relating to design for several reasons. First, individual differences in
responsiveness to visual aesthetics … and the ability to assess product aesthetics centrality will …

… their cognitive ability, sensation seeking… individual difference correlates of appreciation of
Mondrian’s neo-plastic paintings. Specifically, we examined the association between aesthetic …

University of Groningen Individual differences in the aesthetic evaluation of natural landscapes
Berg, Ageeta Elizabeth van den Page 1 University of Groningen Individual differences in …

… Individual differences have been found to account for many of the differences we see in
aesthetic responses but some, such as culture, have received little attention within the fractal and …

… The role of personality in shaping engagement with aesthetics in science has been almost
… of scientists’ individual differences, which shape their engagement with aesthetics, such as …

… ability, and (b) how should we map individual differences in responses to visual stimuli? …
discriminant functions of Processing Ability are good measures of individual differences, per se. …