Letizia Palumbo

Associate Dean External Engagement

Liverpool Hope University

United Kingdom

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Dr. Letizia Palumbo is the Associate Dean of External Engagement at Liverpool Hope University in the United Kingdom. Her research encompasses areas such as aesthetic judgment, visual perception, and individual differences in preferences for art and design. Recent publications include studies on the influence of social factors on eye movements and the impact of personal traits on responses to artworks.

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Valentina Cazzato

Liverpool John Moores University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Joanna Wincenciak

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University of Glasgow

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Enric Munar

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University of the Balearic Islands

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Gorka Navarrete

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Universidad de la Laguna

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Articles (10)

Reassessing the curvature effect in tables and chairs

Symmetry Detection in Autistic Adults Benefits from Local Processing in a Contour Integration Task

The effect of social factors on eye movements made when judging the aesthetic merit of figurative paintings

Comparing Shape Representations for the Aesthetic Judgment of 3-D Shape Pairs

Visual Exploration Mediates the Influence of Personal Traits on Responses to Artworks in an Art Gallery Setting

“I feel like I am in that place and I would like to see more”: Aesthetic and embodiment components of tourist destination image.

Are adaptation aftereffects for facial emotional expressions affected by prior knowledge about the emotion?

Shape familiarity modulates preference for curvature in drawings of common-use objects

Individual differences in preference for architectural interiors

The role of gender and academic degree on preference for smooth curvature of abstract shapes

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Valentina Cazzato

Joanna Wincenciak

Enric Munar

Gorka Navarrete

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