In today's digital information age, human exposure to visual artifacts has reached an
unprecedented quasi-omnipresence. Some of these cultural artifacts are elevated to the …

Installation art, with its immersive and participatory character, has been argued to require the
use and awareness of the body, which potentially constitute key parts of the artwork's …

We live in times when neuroscientific methods have become standard methods that many
researchers can easily use. While this offers excellent opportunities to understand brain …

Purpose In spite of offering clear benefits and increased availability, relatively few service
research studies rely on eye-tracking. Therefore, this paper aims to assist service …

Introduction Nowadays museums make large use of digital materials (eg, virtual tours) to
attract visitors. Therefore, it is worthwhile investigating which variables affect the …

The anchoring effect is one of the most robust findings in psychology. In its most general
form, the anchoring effect entails that people make relative judgements and decisions …

Emotions are considered important in aesthetic experience. Given that emotions have bodily
dimensions, it follows that interoception—the ability to perceive bodily signals accurately …

Art-viewing is a defining component of society and culture, in part because the experience
involves a wide-range and nuanced configuration of emotional and cognitive responses …

Postural control of people looking at 10 paintings of distinct artistic styles (5 Mondriaan's
neoplasticism and 5 Pollock's action painting; N= 30) was investigated, using recurrence …

Virtual art galleries represent a rapidly growing and potentially unique context for art
engagement, but little is known about the psychological nature of these experiences. To …