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What is Haptic Beauty?: Differences in Visuo-Haptic Aesthetic Preferences
Art is generally associated with visual and auditory senses, but other sensory modalities must also be considered. This study focused on the sense of touch as it enables people to directly “touch” objects and thereby develop a more detailed and realistic understanding of art. This study focused on t
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