Figure 1
From: Aesthetic emotions are affected by context: a psychometric network analysis
Qualitative analysis of narratives in the aesthetic immersion task. Top: classification of narratives to different categories. X-axes – different content categories; Y-axes – frequency of narratives. Bottom: Word clouds of the top fifty terms across all narratives in each condition. The larger the size of the term, the higher its frequency across the narratives. In the Aesthetic condition, participants’ narratives related to architecture, books/reading, concerts, movies, music, painting, and watching TV. The most frequent reported category were movies, reading, and music. The key terms included experiencing and feeling. In the Non-Aesthetic condition, participants’ narratives related to arguments, books, cooking, discussions, hearing lectures, listening, looking at maps, politics, reading, sports, and general watching activities. The most frequent reported category was sports, politics, and general watching. The key terms included thinking, remembering, and going. In the Consumer condition, participants’ narratives related to purchasing house goods, clothes, and phones. The key terms included buying, wanting, and feeling.
