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. 2021 Dec 23;11(5):729–740. doi: 10.1002/pchj.505

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Graphical representation of how fixations were distributed among the vertical anthropomorphic stimuli. In the first panel (A) the Venus of Milo, as example, in its original golden rule (GR) proportion with a red line marking where the alteration of ratio was done. Colored points represent groups of fixations spatially closed. In the other panels we reported the percentage of dwell time spent in each area of interest (AOI) normalized on the total dwell time for all the stimuli belonging to human figures (B), anthropomorphic sculptures (C) and virtual humanoids (D) category, comparing the three experimental proportions: GR (red), R1.5 (green), and R1.8 (yellow)