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Appreciating Ambiguity in Art: The effects of semantic distance and insight confidence on aesthetic appreciation
Previous work in psychology of aesthetics suggests that people tend to appreciate artworks they subjectively perceive as ambiguous. Yet ambiguity of an artwork is typically measured through viewers’ own ratings or qualitative measures which are well suited to within-person questions, but they do not
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