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Stylistic Consistency among Aesthetic Preferences

Robert H. Knapp Wesleyan University, USA
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Helen Ehlinger Wesleyan University, USA
Pages 61-65 | Received 03 Jul 1961, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Louis A. Moffett & Ralph Mason Dreger. (1975) Sculpture Preferences and Personality Traits. Journal of Personality Assessment 39:1, pages 70-76.
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Olof Johnson & RobertH. Knapp. (1963) Sex Differences in Aesthetic Preferences. The Journal of Social Psychology 61:2, pages 279-301.
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Claude M. Chemtob. (2016) Paradoxical Complementarity in the Esthetic Preferences of the Cerebral Hemispheres: An Exploratory Study. Perceptual and Motor Skills 48:3, pages 799-806.
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