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Journal Article
Reexamining the Association between Aesthetic Sensitivity to Musical and Visual Complexity
2024
Overview
[...]each visual feature-balance, contour, symmetry, and complexity-uniquely contributed to predicting individual liking ratings (see also Clemente, Friberg, & Holzapfel, 2023). Together, these findings powerfully demonstrate the importance of taking AS into account in predicting and explaining aesthetic judgments of musical and visual stimuli, providing fertile ground for additional research, and potentially helping to account for past inconsistencies in the results of studies aimed at uncovering general principles of evaluative preference. Whereas the first component of the latter composite is akin to the number of elements in a visual figure in that it involves computing the number of notes per unit time, the second component captures the redundancy of the notes that appear within a given melody. If so, it would be well in line withNadaletal.'s (2010) contention that inconsistencies between studies testing the relationship between complexity and aesthetic judgments may result from differences in how complexity is defined and measured (see also Van Geert & Wagemans, 2020).
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