[HTML][HTML] Simple shapes elicit different emotional responses in children with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical children and adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - frontiersin.org
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
Simple shapes elicit different emotional responses in children with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical children and adults.
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - psycnet.apa.org
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
[HTML][HTML] Simple Shapes Elicit Different Emotional Responses in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurotypical Children and Adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
[PDF][PDF] Simple Shapes Elicit Different Emotional Responses in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurotypical Children and Adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - core.ac.uk
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
Simple shapes elicit different emotional responses in children with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical children and adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - hal.science
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
Simple Shapes Elicit Different Emotional Responses in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurotypical Children and Adults.
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - europepmc.org
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
Simple Shapes Elicit Different Emotional Responses in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurotypical Children and Adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
Simple shapes elicit different emotional responses in children with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical children and adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays… - Frontiers in …, 2017 - univ-rennes.hal.science
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as" bad" and curvilinear forms as" good," but …
[PDF][PDF] Simple Shapes Elicit Different Emotional Responses in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurotypical Children and Adults
L Belin, L Henry, M Destays, M Hausberger… - univ-rennes.hal.science
According to the literature, simple shapes induce emotional responses. Current evaluations
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …
suggest that humans consider angular shapes as “bad” and curvilinear forms as “good,” but …