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	DOI:10.3758/s13423-017-1390-9

Corpus ID: 3973457Hemispheric asymmetry of liking for representational and abstract paintings
@article{Nadal2018HemisphericAO,
  title={Hemispheric asymmetry of liking for representational and abstract paintings},
  author={M. Nadal and S. Schiavi and Z. Cattaneo},
  journal={Psychonomic Bulletin & Review},
  year={2018},
  volume={25},
  pages={1934-1942}
}
	M. Nadal, S. Schiavi, Z. Cattaneo
	Published 2018
	Psychology, Medicine
	Psychonomic Bulletin & Review

Although the neural correlates of the appreciation of aesthetic qualities have been the target of much research in the past decade, few experiments have explored the hemispheric asymmetries in underlying processes. In this study, we used a divided visual field paradigm to test for hemispheric asymmetries in men and women’s preference for abstract and representational artworks. Both male and female participants liked representational paintings more when presented in the right visual field… Expand

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