左边还是右边,看起来更美?——关于左右位置对审美影响的文献综述及应用建议
What Influence the Aesthetic Preference on Left/Right?——Literature Review on Aesthetic Preference on Left/Right and Suggestions for Application
作者: 肖箬薇 , 叶巍岭 :上海财经大学国际工商管理学院;
关键词: 审美偏好; 半脑专门化; 阅读习惯; Aesthetic Preference; Hemispheric Specialization; Reading Habit
摘要:文章引用: 肖箬薇 , 叶巍岭 (2013) 左边还是右边,看起来更美?——关于左右位置对审美影响的文献综述及应用建议。 现代市场营销, 3, 39-45. doi: 10.12677/MOM.2013.34007
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