2018
DOI: 10.29364/epsy.324
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Emoce vyvolané zvířaty I: krása a estetické preference

Abstract: Zvířata vždy představovala důležitou součást života člověka, a proto v něm mohou vyvolávat nejrůznější emoce. V této práci jsme se zaměřili na pozitivní emoce, které v nás zvířata vzbuzují, a to zejména na krásu viděnou lidskýma očima. Jelikož na světě existuje velké množství druhů patřících do různých taxonomických skupin, je důležité se podívat, jak lidé zvířata kognitivně kategorizují a jaké charakteristiky ovlivňují hodnocení krásy v každé skupině zvířat zvlášť. Zajímalo nás, zda krásu ovlivňuje velikost a… Show more

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“…Intuitively, one might assume a negative correlation between negative emotions (such as fear and disgust) and beauty, which is closely related to the positive emotion of joy [108,109]. Our results show that this is true in the case of the beauty x disgust correlation: In both snakes and other reptiles, there is a close negative correlation of disgust and beauty.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…Intuitively, one might assume a negative correlation between negative emotions (such as fear and disgust) and beauty, which is closely related to the positive emotion of joy [108,109]. Our results show that this is true in the case of the beauty x disgust correlation: In both snakes and other reptiles, there is a close negative correlation of disgust and beauty.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…This is connected to the composition of the animal collection (Mooney et al, 2020). Visitors prefer animals with characteristics that are considered interesting and attractive -easily visible, intelligent, able to hold things, rare (Whitworth, 2012), or colored (Rádlová et al, 2018). The most attractive group of animals, in general, is mammals (Moss & Esson, 2010;Carr, 2016), especially the so-called charismatic megafauna (Skibins et al, 2017;Rádlová et al, 2018).…”
Section: Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Visitors prefer animals with characteristics that are considered interesting and attractive -easily visible, intelligent, able to hold things, rare (Whitworth, 2012), or colored (Rádlová et al, 2018). The most attractive group of animals, in general, is mammals (Moss & Esson, 2010;Carr, 2016), especially the so-called charismatic megafauna (Skibins et al, 2017;Rádlová et al, 2018). Besides elephants and big cats, they can be, for example, apes, rhinoceros, or giant pandas (Leader-Williams & Dublin, 2000).…”
Section: Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%