Belleza y creatividad en un experimento simple de elección
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Experimento de elección estética, preferencias por el arte, creatividad, índice de belleza.Resumen
Este trabajo presenta los resultados de un experimento simple de elección sobre dos objetos abstractos, uno angular y otro curvo, con el fin de estudiar los factores que determinan las decisiones estéticas de los individuos. Se pone a prueba la hipótesis de que el nivel de creatividad apreciado en una obra de arte no influye sobre las preferencias de los agentes. Se encuentra evidencia a favor de dicha hipótesis y de que un índice de belleza puede representar las preferencias del público.Descargas
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