Psychology of Aesthetics Creativity and the Arts

Papers
(The H4-Index of Psychology of Aesthetics Creativity and the Arts is 20. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Supplemental Material for The Aesthetic Quality Model: Complexity and Randomness as Foundations of Visual Beauty by Signaling Quality83
Supplemental Material for Increasing Music Preference Through Guided Self-Framing: A Comparison of Historical and Imaginative Approaches67
What’s in a name? Book title salience and the psychology of fiction.39
Editors' introduction August 2022.38
On the overlap between aesthetic disposition, cultural eclecticism, and openness: An interdisciplinary study.35
Engaged and confused: Aesthetic appreciation of live and screened contemporary dance.32
Supplemental Material for Who Likes the Grotesque? Mapping Individual Differences in Liking of Grotesque Artworks30
Supplemental Material for Cross-Cultural Investigation Into the Associations of Fiction Reading Habits With Mentalizing Skills and Stereotyping Among Adults in the United Kingdom and Japan29
Mental imagery in aesthetic appreciation and the understanding of the self and others.28
A computational approach to studying aesthetic judgments of ambiguous artworks.26
Supplemental Material for Type of Art Expertise Matters: Practical Experts Show a Greater Curvature Preference for Three-Dimensional Shapes Than Theoretical Experts25
Supplemental Material for Effect of a Creative Dance-Based Physical Education Intervention on Primary School Children’s Creativity and Self-Regulation: A Pilot Study25
The effect of imagery on the comprehension and aesthetic appreciation of Chinese ancient poetry.24
How do examples impact divergent thinking? The interplay between associative and executive processes.24
The influence of culture on the viewing of Western and East Asian paintings.24
Exploring barriers to and drivers of participatory arts engagement in early adolescence.23
Focus of attention affects togetherness experiences and body interactivity in piano duos.23
Color’s perceptual diversity and categorical harmony improve aesthetic experience.23
Supplemental Material for Free but Controlled Mind Creates Through Reference: The Role of Shifting and Idea Referencing in Individuals With Different Working Memory and Mind Wandering Profiles22
Supplemental Material for Gender Differences in Creative Potential: A Meta-Analysis of Mean Differences and Variability21
Supplemental Material for A View Worth Talking About: The Influence of Social Interaction on Aesthetic Experience and Well-Being Outcomes in the Gallery20
Touch the color change: Representation of color change using tactile grating patterns.20
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