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The Sisters of the Golden Section
Perception, 2011The golden proportion is widely believed to be extraordinarily prevalent in nature and the arts, which is often ascribed to it being the limit of the ratio between any two successive elements in the Fibonacci sequence. It is suggested here that the golden ratio may not be as exceptional as generally believed.
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Psychology & Marketing, 1991
AbstractThe golden section hypothesis, which predicts a specific proportion of positive and negative affective judgments, is described and tested in a marketing context. Results support the existence of the golden section in consumer judgments of a marketing stimulus and suggest that this affective response bias also exists within the independent ...
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AbstractThe golden section hypothesis, which predicts a specific proportion of positive and negative affective judgments, is described and tested in a marketing context. Results support the existence of the golden section in consumer judgments of a marketing stimulus and suggest that this affective response bias also exists within the independent ...
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The American Mathematical Monthly, 1895
(1895). The Golden Section. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 2, No. 9-10, pp. 260-264.
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(1895). The Golden Section. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 2, No. 9-10, pp. 260-264.
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British Journal of Psychology, 1976
The golden section is a proportion the aesthetic properties of which have been extolled since antiquity. The data from five experiments in which subjects made dichotomous judgements of acquaintances on bipolar dimensions (e.g. pleasant‐unpleasant ) were reported. These data indicated that the
J. BENJAFIELD, J. ADAMS‐WEBBER
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The golden section is a proportion the aesthetic properties of which have been extolled since antiquity. The data from five experiments in which subjects made dichotomous judgements of acquaintances on bipolar dimensions (e.g. pleasant‐unpleasant ) were reported. These data indicated that the
J. BENJAFIELD, J. ADAMS‐WEBBER
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The Golden Section: The “True” Ratio?
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1978Seven rectangles with different ratios of the lengths of their sides but of approximately equal areas were presented to 120 subjects to assess their aesthetic preferences for each rectangle. The method of pair comparisons was used for presentation of the rectangles. Subjects tended to prefer the golden rectangle.
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The Golden Section and Conic Sections
The Mathematics Teacher, 1974The points of intersection of various conics are shown to involve the Golden Section.
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Introducing the golden section to computer science
Proceedings First IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Informatics, 2003The golden section appears in nature showing that this magical number represents the right answer for finding the optimal solution to many covering problems. We claim that it can also be quite profitable using this number in the context of computer science.
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HAPTIC AESTHETIC VALUE OF THE GOLDEN SECTION
British Journal of Psychology, 1971The study re‐examined the finding that blind and sighted subjects haptically perceiving various rectangular proportions, including the golden section, preferred the square as most pleasing. While rectangular preferences of congenitally blind subjects questioned the existence of the golden section as a haptically satisfying figure, the preferences of ...
J M, Hintz, T M, Nelson
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Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1977
Abstract.— Lines of different lengths were offered to subjects. One half of ten lines were presented horizontally; the other vertically. It was found that two groups of subjects, graduate and undergraduate psychologists and art students at the average produced a ratio close to the ratio the “golden section”, which is a controversy in aesthetics.
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Abstract.— Lines of different lengths were offered to subjects. One half of ten lines were presented horizontally; the other vertically. It was found that two groups of subjects, graduate and undergraduate psychologists and art students at the average produced a ratio close to the ratio the “golden section”, which is a controversy in aesthetics.
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A fuzzy linguistic interpretation of the golden section
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2006zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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