Experimental Approach to the Study of Beauty: The Role of Golden Proportion
Two experiments evaluated the impact of different deviations from golden proportion on subjective perception of beauty. Black and white adaptations of Mondrian paintings modified to fit golden, 1/6 and 1/2 proportions were used as stimuli. Within each trial, participants were exposed to two versions of the same painting on a computer screen. Participants were given 1500 ms to select the one they considered more beautiful. In experimental trials one of [...]
Evidence Gathered of Method Effects Associated to Negatively Worded Items
La recomendación de invertir ítems al medir constructos psicológicos mediante escalas [...]
A measure of group dissimilarity for psychological attributes
Group functioning and performance in different contexts is related to the [...]
Detecting DIF in Polytomous Items Using MACS, IRT and Ordinal Logistic Regression
The purpose of the present study was to compare the [...]
Presentation Format and Syllogistic Reasoning
Figural effect is a response bias that depends on the [...]
