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Predictors of time spent engaging with unfamiliar music and visual art from a professionally curated online exhibition

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Description: Online experiment to investigate the effect of modality (audio vs. visual vs. audiovisual) and cross-modal correspondence (intended vs. random pairings of visual art and music) in shaping aesthetic experience.

License: CC-By Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International

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#aesthetic #engagement #music #art #audiovisual #crossmodal #correspondence #timespent

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