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Aesthetic dimensions and picture memory: a structural re-analysis.

F H Farley·A Cohen·A Sanfeliz
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The data of Franken and Davis (1975) on the prediction of memory for pictures from aesthetic ratings were re-analyzed, employing smallest space analysis to explore the structural aspects of memory and the aesthetic dimensions. The major results of this re-analysis identified one relatively pervasive dimension, distinctiveness, which encompassed most of the memorial and aesthetic variables.

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F H Farley, A Cohen, A Sanfeliz. 1979. Aesthetic dimensions and picture memory: a structural re-analysis.. https://doi.org/10.2466/pms.1979.48.3.729

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