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100			_aFu, Kaili _949376
245			_aThe Automatic Evaluation of Regularity and Semantic Decodability in Wallpaper Decorative Patterns/
260			_bsage _c2019
300			_aVol 48, Issue 8, 2019: (731-751 p.).
520			_aThe perception and evaluation of decorative patterns can have a high impact in daily life but has received little empirical attention. This article attempts to offer some insight in terms of the regularity and semantic decodability. The implicit attitudes of subjects were measured by the Implicit Association Test. The results showed that regularity and semantic information can be automatically evaluated. The regular and realistic wallpaper decorative patterns are implicitly preferred to random and abstract ones. The Implicit Association Test effect of the former was greater than the latter. The increase in the number of motifs led to a decrease in the response latencies of regular and realistic patterns. The findings indicated that the processing fluency of wallpaper patterns is enhanced by a translational symmetry operation and a higher conceptual fluency of motifs. The resulting processing acceleration in high-density patterns may be due to the formation of a better Gestalt when the motifs are closer to one another.
650			_aimplicit preference, decorative pattern, _949377
650			_atranslational symmetry, _949378
650			_asymmetry preference, _949379
650			_asemantic decodability, _949380
650			_aconceptual fluency, _949381
650			_adensity distribution _949382
700			_a Zhang, Yilei _949383
700			_aLin, Xun _949384
773	0		_012374 _916462 _dSage, _tPerception _x1468-4233
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/0301006619862142
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