The effect of social factors on eye movements made when judging the aesthetic merit of figurative paintings
Tobiasz Trawiński,
Letizia Palumbo,
Rabia Begum
et al.
Abstract:In the present study we explore how social factors (group contact, individuating experience, implicit racial bias) influence the eye movements made during the visual exploration when judging their aesthetic merit of figurative paintings depicting White and Black sitters. An opportunity sample of participants visiting a gallery in Liverpool viewed ten artworks while their eye movements were recorded and completed a set of individual difference measures. The individual difference measures indicated self-report o… Show more
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