[7th VPDVP]
April 2021.
- 11:35. Keynote 1
Chien-Chung Chen.
Symmetry Modulates the Power Spectrum Slope Effect on Aesthetic Preferenc - 12:20.
Tamara Watson, Matthew Patten, Damien Mannion, Branka Spehar.
Power flowers: Symmetry, colour and complexity as determinants of the aesthetic appeal of gerberas - 12:40.
Ronald Hüber, Martin Fillinger.
Symmetry, balance, or closeness: Which property is more important for visual preference? - 13:00.
Ana Clemente, Olivier Penacchio, Manel Vila-Vidal, Robert Pepperell, Nicole Ruta.
Contrasting perceptual and hedonic judgments of visual contour - 13:20. Keynote 2
Hans Op de Beeck.
Neural representations and connectivity underlying symmetry perception - 15:00.
Alexis Makin, John Tyson-Carr, Giulia Rampone, Yiovanna Derpsch, Marco Bertamini.
Scientific and meta scientific lessons from the complete SPN catalogue - 15:35.
John Tyson-Carr, Alexis Makin, Marco Bertamini.
The third cortical symmetry response. - 15:55.
Marco Bertamini, Alexis Makin, John Tyson-Carr, Giulia Rampone, Elena Karakashevska.
Finding symmetry though spatiotemporal integration. - 16:15. Keynote 3:
Peter Kohler.
Perception of Symmetries in Regular Textures - 17:20.
Emmanouil Protonotarios.
Quantification of Order. - 17:40.
Manuel Petrucci, Francesco Mancini, Anna Pecchinenda.
The shapes of guilt: influence of deontological and altruistic guilt on the preference for visual symmetry. - 18:00. Keynote 4:
Elena Gheorghiu.
The role of luminance polarity grouping and orientation in symmetry perception.