Personality in negotiation revisited: Recent advances and future directions [0.03%]
关于谈判中的个性特征的研究进展与未来展望
Yannik A Escher,Hannes M Petrowsky,Sudeep Sharma et al.
Yannik A Escher et al.
Influential voices long dismissed individual differences as irrelevant to negotiation research. Recent calls to examine the process in its full complexity invite a renewed look at personality in negotiation. We take stock of the evidence us...
Tilbe Göksun,Aykut Coskun,Anjan Chatterjee
Tilbe Göksun
Developmental aesthetics is an underexamined yet growing area of aesthetics research. Very few studies have investigated infants' visual preferences for artifacts. Would a young child have visual preferences for artifacts, given their limit...
Anna Franklin,Alice E Skelton,Philip McAdams et al.
Anna Franklin et al.
Developmental evidence can inform theories of aesthetic experience. We review research showing that infants look longer at the faces, colours, art, architecture, and kinetic displays that adults prefer or judge to be more pleasant, attracti...
Mobile eye tracking in art museums: From visitor research to museum practice [0.03%]
美术馆中的移动眼动追踪技术：从观众研究到博物馆实践
Francesco Walker
Francesco Walker
Studies using mobile eye tracking (MET) in art museums have provided valuable insights into the visitor experience. Findings suggest that this is strongly influenced by artwork features, exhibition design and visitor characteristics. To dat...
Michael Schaerer,Jonathan W K Pow,Hannes M Petrowsky et al.
Michael Schaerer et al.
Negotiation research has long treated alternatives-typically captured as BATNAs-as the central source of bargaining power. Stronger alternatives reduce dependence and are therefore assumed to improve negotiation outcomes, yet this structura...
Post-negotiation behavior and attitudes: We have a deal, now what? [0.03%]
协商后的态度和行为：我们已经达成协议了，接下来会怎样？
Einav Hart
Einav Hart
Negotiators often equate "winning" with securing favorable agreement terms, yet the agreement is only one outcome of the negotiation process-and may not be the most important, particularly when interactions continue after the deal. This rev...
The sweet spot of seeing: A categorization-based account of visual aesthetic pleasure [0.03%]
观之甜处：视觉审美享受的范畴论账户
Dirk B Walther
Dirk B Walther
Aesthetic pleasure is shaped by many visual attributes, including prototypicality, fluency, complexity, symmetry, and self-relevance, but it is unclear why such diverse factors all influence liking. I propose that a major component of visua...
Visual art and flourishing: Current evidence and emerging directions [0.03%]
视觉艺术与积极的人类生活体验：现有证据及未来方向
Katherine N Cotter
Katherine N Cotter
The topic of visual art viewing and flourishing has recent increases in attention, both within academic research and in the public sphere. Empirical investigations on this topic have examined a range of hedonic and eudaimonic flourishing ou...
From collective guilt to moral implication in collective memory studies [0.03%]
从集体罪责到道德影响：集体记忆研究中的几个问题分析
Alessia Mastropietro,Giovanna Leone
Alessia Mastropietro
In 1998, a seminal piece of research showed that individuals bearing no personal responsibility for past ingroup wrongdoings reacted negatively when reminded of them. Addressing a multidirectionality of collective memories of intergroup vio...
Martin Skov,Marcos Nadal
Martin Skov
How the brain computes the hedonic value of sensory objects remains a foundational question in neuroscience. In the visual domain, this question has often been approached through the search for stimulus properties that reliably predict liki...