2023
DOI: 10.1037/aca0000628
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Lost in digitization: The physical format of creative work affects authenticity perceptions.

Oden H. Groth,
Lauren Block,
George E. Newman
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“…This was due to the control the physical object afforded compared to the digital object. Using creative work as a context, Groth et al (2023) found that physical versions are viewed as more authentic versions of a creative work as they are imbued with the essence of the creator. This effect is stronger if the user feels closer to the creator.…”
Section: Physical Versus Digital Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was due to the control the physical object afforded compared to the digital object. Using creative work as a context, Groth et al (2023) found that physical versions are viewed as more authentic versions of a creative work as they are imbued with the essence of the creator. This effect is stronger if the user feels closer to the creator.…”
Section: Physical Versus Digital Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%