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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"neuroaesthetics"”.
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Neuroaesthetics and its Efficacy Within Healthcare Settings
… historical and contemporary research on neuroaesthetics to offer practical recommendations for integrating aesthetic neuroscience into professional practice. Drawing from foundational work by Gustav Fechner and contemporary thinkers like Semir Zeki, Susan Magsamen, and Christian Carbon, …
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Using Neuroaesthetics to inform the design of digital user interfaces and influence user behaviour
This research delves into the expanding field of Neuroaesthetics and its intersection with EEG Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology to investigate the profound impact of aesthetic experiences on user interactions with digital user interfaces. Grounded in the fundamental question of whether EEG …
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Visual AI for Sustainable Urban Development Computer Vision and Machine Learning Applications for Climate and Social Impact
… Urban Mining, Circular Economy, Architectural Neuroaesthetics, Facade Patterns, Parcelization, Reblocking, Informal Settlements
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Embodiment and its Effects. How Creativity, Perception and Sensory Processing Sensitivity Link with Empathy and Theory of Mind Mechanisms
… and individuals affect cognitive processing. Neuroaesthetics deals with the neural, biological and evolutionary aspects of aesthetic experience which occur through the senses and consist of the emotional value placed onto objects, for example the appreciation of art work, dance, or music. …
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International Crimes as Familiar Spectacles: Socially Constructed Understandings of Atrocity and the Visibility Politics of International Criminal Law
… from interactional legal theory and the field of neuroaesthetics, theorizes ICL as an environment conducive to aesthetic considerations influencing relevant norm development processes. Chapter two, through an analysis of how the language of atrocity is deployed within ICL discourses, argues that …
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Cover Your Eyes: Considering Empathetic Response in Reviewing Visual Art Conveying Trauma
It is no longer enough for the artist to rely on pain to [inspire compassion or] simulate art… An audience is necessary with the purpose of engaging spectators in the entire process of suffering along with the artist. —Dana Milstein. In the process of considering art, especially images of pain and …
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Buildings, beauty, and the brain: psychological responses to architectural design
People today spend most of their lives in buildings. The design of the built environment can impact mood, behavior, and wellbeing. The evidence discussed in Chapter 1 suggests that the perceived beauty of an environment may influence wellbeing more than any single design variable considered in …